Trevor Dale

Across social media and workplace conversations today, many people describe a generation gap in work commitment, perseverance, and expectations of rapid success . But what do the actual data say? This post pulls together verifiable statistics from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and major workplace research (e.g., Gallup) to chart trends in job tenure, employee engagement, and generational work attitudes  — helping us contextualize whether observable behaviors match broader labor...

How Agency, Habits, and Meaning Are Built One Decision at a Time   Every life looks, in hindsight, like a story with a clear arc. In the moment, it feels more like standing at a crossroads each day: what to pay attention to, what to postpone, what to practice, what to tolerate, and what to pursue. The “series of choices” idea is not just a motivational slogan. Across psychology and behavioral science, a consistent theme appears: long-term outcomes are shaped less by one heroic decision and...

In a world where stress levels have reached historic highs and people are feeling more disconnected than ever, the greatest revolution of our generation won’t be another social network, another productivity app, or another empty promise of "hustle culture." It will be the rediscovery of joy. MyJoyTracker™ was born from a simple belief aligned with the mission of TheJoySite: “The choices we make dictate the lives we lead.” And now, for the first time, we can actually measure those choices,...