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5 Old-Fashioned Hobbies Boomers Loved As Kids That Are Suddenly Cool Again

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By Will Curtis
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Without screens and Wifi, Baby Boomers had to find ways to keep busy and let their minds wander. Many Boomers gravitated toward hobbies to occupy their hands or to let their thoughts escape reality for a few hours. Today, many people are realizing the damaging effects of too much screen time, so they are rediscovering old hobbies.
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7 Old-Fashioned Ideas About Marriage That Millennials & Gen-Z No Longer Believe In

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By Will Curtis
| YourTango Verified
Time flies, people change, and generations establish new norms. Millennials and Gen-Z looking to marry or start a long-term relationship have looked at the past and found some old-fashioned ideas. Previous generations developed and perpetuated these relationship ideals based on issues being faced in those times. Yet, times change, people change, and the way we build relationships adapts to those changes.
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3 Simple Phrases People With Strong Minds Repeat To Themselves Every Day

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By Will Curtis
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Keeping a strong mind in a world that has seemingly gone mad is enough to make a person throw up their arms and shout, “I just can’t anymore.” Yet, we can, and we do keep going despite the stumbling blocks that can seem like the highest unclimbed mountains. People with strong minds understand they often need to encourage themselves to keep trying, and remember not to get caught in a spiral of reactivity. They have learned how to pull themselves back and reframe their perspective.
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