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In my opinion, it's not about amount of time available, it's about scheduling. There seems to be a real aversion in the current generation to committing to doin
by rverghese 7y ago
In my opinion, it's not about amount of time available, it's about scheduling. There seems to be a real aversion in the current generation to committing to doing stuff at a specific date/time. Try to plan an event and get people to promise to show up. Even if they enjoy the event, and know that they will be free, they'll still balk at making that promise.
Perhaps people feel that if they commit in advance, they'll miss out if something more interesting pops up. But nothing more interesting pops up when the day comes around, and you end up watching TV because nobody would commit.
- x0x0 7y agoI feel like smartphones make people coordinate, not plan.