From Builder:
Ask a Millennial which is the most mobile generation of young adults in history, and odds are pretty good they'll tell you it's their cohort, ones born roughly within the years 1980 to 2000, give or take.
And he or she--although more likely to be higher educated, technologically untethered, and capable of living a "distributed worker" lifestyle just about anywhere in the country--would be wrong to reach that conclusion.
We've actually heard that conversational exchange, a young man asserting as obvious fact that people in their 20s and 30s now are far more likely to move from home to home and place to place than ever because they can. And as sure of himself as he was, he was wrong.
One day, it will be fascinating to look back on this massive 70-something million cohort of people over 20 and nearing 40, and really know how--if at all--their behaviors differ from the rest of us generations that came of age when we did, with attitudes, preferences, and beliefs that change and with values that stay constant through the millennia.
