Every generation has had to hustle, but not every generation has had to hustle like this.

The economy is broken, the system was never really built for us, and the basic things our parents took for granted have become things we have to fight for daily. Yet somehow, we're still the generation being called soft, still the ones being told to work harder, complain less and figure it out, as if figuring it out doesn't cost three times more than it did twenty years ago.

In this episode we got into all of it. The reality of what it means to hustle in Nigeria right now, why the gap between our generation and the one before us is wider than people want to admit, and whether the system is actually failing us or whether the problem runs deeper than that.

We also talked about burnout, because when you are grinding this hard just to meet basic needs, there is only so long before something breaks.

And then there is the other side of the conversation, the growing obsession with aesthetically pleasing careers, why everyone wants to be in the media space, and whether our generation is doing enough with the opportunities that actually exist.

This episode is honest, it is uncomfortable in places, and it will make you think about the hustle differently.

listen and tell us where you stand in the comments.