Gen Z already suffering ‘midlife crisis,’ research finds: ‘Not doing well’ By Brooke Kato Published Jan. 16, 2025, 9:40 a.m. ET ...

According to a recent survey from Arta Finance, a wealth management platform, 38% of Gen Zs are currently experiencing a midlife crisis due to money, mental health issues and career instability.

Today, midlife is less about crisis and more about cultivating confidence, creativity, and a vibe all its own. Here’s why this era is finally getting its much-deserved glow-up. 1.

The opportunity of midlife is not a crisis—it’s a turning point. Better than viewing midlife as a stage to fear is to see it as a time for reinvention, self-discovery, and purposeful change.

Self-transcendence in late midlife is not to be confused with the myth of the midlife crisis, which arises from the uncertainty about identity and roles as people age. “The midlife crisis myth is that ...

The midlife male friendship is in crisis. Pundits, sociologists, and people at dinner parties all seem to agree on this point. We as a society take it as a given that men today are falling deeper ...

While the actual term “midlife crisis” was not born until 1965, thanks to 48-year-old Canadian psychoanalyst Elliot Jacques, its gestation stretched across the 18th and 19th centuries.

Gen Z already suffering ‘midlife crisis,’ research finds: ‘Not doing well’ Gen Z workers reported feeling more stressed, burned out, depressed and isolated than other employees.© Xavier ...

Only 10-20% of people experience a "crisis" when they hit midlife. The vast majority see this time of life as an opportunity for self-discovery and as a catalyst for professional and personal growth.

The midlife male friendship is in crisis. Pundits, sociologists, and people at dinner parties all seem to agree on this point.

BUFFALO, N.Y. – We get better as we age. That’s the general theme of a novel study by a University at Buffalo psychologist who examined narrative self-transcendence in the life stories of a group of ...