A quick note to share what I've learned working on my podcast about generations and hobbies ka.
Since there are 5 Tuesdays this month, our little team thought of asking 5 generations to talk about their hobbies ka.
Gen Traditional/Baby Boom: music, singing, painting, reading, watching documentation about history, meditation
Gen X: collecting stamps, traveling, reading books and newspapers, fish keeping, listening to different styles of music
GenY: cooking, playing the guitar, own YouTube channel to show the music played, learning from younger gens about cryptocurrency
Gen Z: singing, baking, driving, playing musical instruments, board games, traveling, horseback riding, reading articles
Gen Z: watching YouTube, traveling, drawing, selling stickers, singing, playing musical instruments
Several things we've found ka:
1. We see the common hobbies of music, singing, and traveling, which have been and could be good for families of all generations to form stronger bonds while nurturing some soft skills.
2. Families and schools are the two most important institutions to encourage kids to start having their hobbies. These two must stay strong and attentive to younger ones amid the fast changes of the world.
3. The younger gens seem to urge their own generations to be bold, following their hearts in what they wish to pursue without having to think and listen too much to what others may have commented.
4. Even hobbies are for pleasure basically, some could be turned into careers. One said it was great to link iwth their own jobs to start some conversations with more sharing and learning especially about food and cooking.
5. Exchange/Study Abroad experiences are proven to be highly valuable in many ways, from ways of thinking to socialization and forward looking.
6. Younger gens have shifted from watching TV shows to YouTube clips which are shorter/funnier/non-traditional.
Anything most applicable to you mai ka?
Happy weekend ka.
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