1. It’s a luxury health purchase and subscription in that you don’t strictly need it to survive or maintain a decent QOL, and
2. GenZ is still very young in their working years such that they can’t afford many luxury items. 18-22 YOs are still in typical college/apprenticeship years while 22-24 YOs are often either in grad school or actually starting to establish their careers in earnest.
Lindvaettr on
I’ll say that there’s a caveat to this: Falling asleep and staying asleep become harder with age. Millennials are in the sweet spot right now of high overall tech adoption and also increasingly struggling to sleep as well as they used to. Gen Zers probably don’t feel as concerned about the quality of their sleep because they have an easier time sleeping. No need to track your sleep if you fall asleep in 10 minutes and don’t wake up until your alarm goes off.
papiercollant on
Suggestions:
– Make this a STACKED bar chart (not clustered) because each generation has responses adding to 100%. This would make comparison easier
– Have the legend list the categories IN ORDER of the graph; right now idk is first in the graph while being last in the legend
– Make idk a neutral color so that it’s not easily confused with “no”
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Here is the link to the data [source ](https://aasm.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/sleep-prioritization-survey-2023-americans-using-sleep-trackers-general.pdf).
Seems premature to say it’s peaked when
1. It’s a luxury health purchase and subscription in that you don’t strictly need it to survive or maintain a decent QOL, and
2. GenZ is still very young in their working years such that they can’t afford many luxury items. 18-22 YOs are still in typical college/apprenticeship years while 22-24 YOs are often either in grad school or actually starting to establish their careers in earnest.
I’ll say that there’s a caveat to this: Falling asleep and staying asleep become harder with age. Millennials are in the sweet spot right now of high overall tech adoption and also increasingly struggling to sleep as well as they used to. Gen Zers probably don’t feel as concerned about the quality of their sleep because they have an easier time sleeping. No need to track your sleep if you fall asleep in 10 minutes and don’t wake up until your alarm goes off.
Suggestions:
– Make this a STACKED bar chart (not clustered) because each generation has responses adding to 100%. This would make comparison easier
– Have the legend list the categories IN ORDER of the graph; right now idk is first in the graph while being last in the legend
– Make idk a neutral color so that it’s not easily confused with “no”