Lately I’m seeing more and more people hit that “straw that broke the camel’s back” point, and I don’t think it’s because folks are weak—I think people feel suffocated. In this video I talk about what I’m noticing across America as the cost of living keeps climbing: rent increases, grocery bills, utilities, insurance, and even the things I’m seeing personally like property taxes, water, and electricity. We try to keep groceries under $100 a week, and even that is becoming a stretch. When you’re working full-time, running a side hustle, and still can’t make ends meet, it’s exhausting—and it makes traditional milestones feel more and more out of reach. I also share clips that show the mood shift happening right now: people openly talking about burnout, feeling trapped, questioning the “American dream,” and even talking about going off-grid because energy and everyday basics aren’t optional. My takeaway is simple—if you don’t see change happening, you may have to make some changes in your own life. These are real problems that require real transitions and tough decisions, and they’re not fun, but putting our head in the sand isn’t going to help. I end by encouraging you to stay hopeful, share what you’re noticing, and lean on this community as we navigate what’s clearly becoming unsustainable.