Send us a textI have been listening to and reading "The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perserverence and the Art of Living" by Ryan Holiday and Stephen Hanselman and I want to share this great take on philosophy and living our best lives. The first meditations is "Control and Choice" the idea of learning to differentiate what we have control of and the choice to spend time and energy on what we can not control. I can tell you I have spent half of my life worrying about the things I can't control. Nothing has been more difficult in this control and choice for me as having an adult child living at home. So just as I was about to go down the rabbit hole in my mind of how best to handle living with your adult children a notification for NPR (attached link below) popped up about this very thing. Kismet; I think so. Either way I found the topic relevent to what I had just read in my meditations. I know that I am not the only one of my peers with adult children at home, this might be the new norm. How could multigenerational living effect you and your family? Are you an adult living at home, or are you a parent with an adult living at home? How have these arrangements been positive/negative for you? https://www.npr.org/2022/07/20/1112623851/multigenerational-household-young-adult-pew-research-parent-grandparent As always...Thank you for listening and if you have anything you would like to talk about don't hesitate to reach out. I'd love to hear from youhttps://www.instagram.com/all.mixed.up_/https://www.facebook.com/christinajobeallmixeduphttps://jobechristina.wixsite.comDon't forget to subscribe and share All Mixed Up with your friends

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