I've been a 'millennial therapist' for more than 5 years—and this is their No. 1 complaint

'Decision fatigue' is too real. (via CNBCMakeIt)

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But five years into practicing, I began to notice an influx of millennials seeking my help. Now, 90% of my patients are between the ages of 23 and 38. they're lazy, entitled, self-centered, oversensitive and unprepared They're empathetic, diverse and eager to make a social impact. But there are also many anxieties that hold them back.On any given day, a handful of millennials will come into my office and express their most pressing concerns: "I'm worried I'll never make enough money to retire." "I feel like a failure." "I don't know if I'm setting up my adult life the right way.

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