Dr. Eliza Philby

And actually what we all need to do

not just Gen Alpha, not just Gen Z, but also millennials, right?

Is just be really, really sort of agile and be prepared to like pivot, switch, learn, upskill, upgrade, change direction.

That agility was there before.

You know, my grandfather had about 10 different careers and I wouldn't even have called them careers and gambling on the side.

Yeah, and that's in reference to what job we do.

You could also apply that theory to how we live and who we live with.

Because like the US, for example, you know, one in six households in the US is now multi-generational.

That's three generations living under one roof.

That's double what it was in 1970.

So we have moved ever more towards multi-generational households, right?

Which was more the norm.

Which was the norm.

People forget that.

Exactly.

But that's a really important point to sort of like refer to how families look now.

We're talking about the rise of multi-generational households, but also rising divorce and remarriage and blended families really complicates inheritance.

Tell us more.

Well, I interviewed one girl in the book and she came from a... She was a product of a divorce.

That was how she phrased it.