>The real problem here is the culture of telling people how amazing they are without them actually having achieved anything, which is really the basis for the n

>The real problem here is the culture of telling people how amazing they are without them actually having achieved anything, which is really the basis for the negative views people have about millenials. But at what point can you laud someone for something? When have you really "achieved" something? There is (most likely) always someone smarter, faster, better, or more well-accomplished than you.