What Is Millennial Values?

Imagine that tomorrow scientist will invent the time machine and you will be the first volunteer to travel in time. Of course, it is the first try so they can only send you to 100 years back, but even though you will see that everything was different. Fashion, science, education and even moral attributes, such as values, which we all consider as something that should be respected and not exchanged for anything. Furthermore, values not only change throughout the time, they also change on different stages of life and that is what leads us to the evaluation of modern-day millennial values. One of the most important millennials’ values is patriotism. It includes “critical patriotism”, freedom of choice, national unity. According to Baker (2014),

Millennials are trying to donate all the sources they have for justice to exist. These values share the whole generation of millennials. Another value of millennials is self-improvement. It consists of many features, such as development, confidence creativity, ambitions and so on. As Eferighe (2017) mentioned, self-development is an immortal value, even in the world of fast satisfactions and blur of our willings. The key point here is to show, that therefore our willings and preferences are changing through time - self-development is unchanging value, especially for millennials.
Creativity is another aspect of self-improvement. A creative person could be both an eхtrovert and introvert, says Judkins (2013). It is essential for millennials, as it helps them to see the aims, achieve goals and organize priorities.
Millennials pay attention to confidence as well. It is nearly impossible to get a job, nor to talk to an unknown girl/guy you like without confidence, especially in 21 century, as Eferighe (2017) highlights. It is a direct eхample of value created not by an individual, but by the whole

The environment, in which people grow up, affects mental health and the perception of values in later life. You can consider different situations, but, ordinarily, the family is a starting point for everything - parents inculcate values to their children, teach them how to behave and react to unexpectedly arising situations. Throughout the years, relationships between parents and kids became more informal and the main aim of the family nowadays is to illustrate the example of harmonic and friendly communications with the people, as it highlighted by Brown(2013).
Millenial’s values are significantly different from the other generations (e.g. same-sex marriages occurred, more women commenced to work and fewer families with both parents exist). According to Bodker (by today), parents allow having much more freedom in decision-making to their kids due to the fact that they want their children to have confidence in themselves. Additionally, Balley (1990) argues, that, corresponding to the research, the most part of family goals are