The ones you read about in those little-researched editorials about exaggerated generational differences: We were afraid of commitment and were always open to possibilities. And as a millennial, I related to this. The reason I don't like to call myself an advertising copywriter is that I see myself doing other things too. I could be a restaurant owner, I tell myself, or a CEO. I could even become a successful nonfiction writer if I tried hard enough. So I don't call myself an advertising copywriter. I don't like to strive for that respectable title because I'm open to other opportunities. And I'm open to other opportunities because there are other opportunities. It is the paradox of choice given to us by the modern world. The more opportunities we have, the less comfortable we feel committing ourselves