Social media is a great way to keep up with your friends’ lives, birthdays, and the latest trip to the beach. Unfortunately, there can be too much of a good thing. In this episode of Project, J.R. and Kevin discuss a concept from the Harvard Business Review on the ‘Perpetual Insecurity’ that can be brought on by the constant comparison we subject ourselves to via social. Who do I compare yourself to? Do I make those comparisons in a positive or negative light? Am I on the right path? Should I be driving the car they’re driving? We have all faced these questions implicitly or explicitly in some way in the current social media boom. Join us for this topical discussion on Project: Incomplete! Be sure to follow, subscribe, and join us in the conversation. Instagram: @projectincomplete Facebook: @projectincomplete Twitter: @projincomplete

Ep. 17: Never Forget

Project: Incomplete is an unfiltered discussion on the forces shaping (or breaking) an entire generation into what it is (and isn’t) today. As our society becomes increasingly divided on issues both controversial and mundane, J.R. and Kevin find conversations to be a crucial tool to bridge the divide. Together, we're channeling this spirit and inviting others to do the same by joining us on the podcast and engaging with us on social media, as we discuss topics including personal responsibility, identity politics, and how the modern day young adult can carve out their own position with more opinion and information than we can comprehend.