1) We write like we're gurus, experts, or know-it-all's - Truth be told, every blog out there, from the high-ranking to the low ranking - has a stench of "I know better than you" reeking from here to high heaven. I don't think millenials are alone in this. Linked In seemingly pays assbitches like Ariana Huffington to expound on her experiences... which will probably not be anything like yours... unless you marry a rich closet case and rip off writers...
Check out Penelope Trunk... Who's probably closer to Gen X/ Baby Boomer status. Her whole site is devoted to how awesome she is and how she knows best.
2) We call ourselves Gurus
Having a blog doesn't make you a guru. It makes you somebody with a blog.
3) We say inapporpriate things on Twitter and Facebook
When's the last time you tweeted something about your dinner? How about a curse word? How about your opinion of your parents? Or your boss?
They all hate you, by the way.
4) We don't finish what we start.
But who does?
Check out Penelope Trunk... Who's probably closer to Gen X/ Baby Boomer status. Her whole site is devoted to how awesome she is and how she knows best.
2) We call ourselves Gurus
Having a blog doesn't make you a guru. It makes you somebody with a blog.
3) We say inapporpriate things on Twitter and Facebook
When's the last time you tweeted something about your dinner? How about a curse word? How about your opinion of your parents? Or your boss?
They all hate you, by the way.
4) We don't finish what we start.
But who does?
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