According to the research, a third of those surveyed admitted that their lives have changed “ten out of ten” in the last few years. Instead of making drastic decisions, they choose technology that provides comfort and control over chaos: a smartwatch, a convection oven, a coffee maker, a laptop for “new projects,” or even a retro console from childhood.
One in four people have acquired gadgets for a healthy lifestyle, and one in five have acquired green herbs and a slow cooker. Shopping is often explained by the desire to “change life for the better” and find new sources of energy.
Interestingly, 70% of millennials think such spending is justified. Their “crisis” is not a rebellion against age, but an improvement of daily life with the help of technology and a little caffeine.
Source: Ferra
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