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In “What We Inherit: The Stories We Carry About Getting Old,” Malik Mitchell of Heartwood Home Stewards reflects on the ideas we absorb about aging from family, culture, media, and systems, and asks us to consider how those stories shape the way we prepare to age. It is thoughtful, personal, and the kind of piece that stays with you. READ MORE
In “Born on the Seam: A Gen-Z reflection on Curiosity and Exploration,” Emma Hoyhtya of Mosaic Performing Arts explores what it means to have grown up between the analog and digital worlds. She writes about uncertainty, curiosity, performance, and learning to do meaningful work without needing a metric to prove it mattered. That lands. READ MORE
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