Young adults, those born at the end of Generation X and beginning of Generation Y, face specific challenges at this time. Whether you are mired in a 'quarterlife crisis', or feel ready to take on the world, coaching can help you along your path. Today's young adults have been called entitled and unrealistic, but they have also been recognized as energetic and potentially heroic team players. Both characterizations may be true. Coaching can enhance leadership qualities by helping young adults recognize blind spots and build on strengths.

Axon coaching is a powerful resource for managers of Next Generation workers. By increasing understanding of younger employees, managers are able to motivate and lead their teams more effectively. Managing and transferring knowledge to young adults is increasingly important as members of the Baby Boom generation retire, leaving crucial vacancies in the workplace.

The stereotype of the tortured artist is going out of style- check out Elizabeth Gilbert's TED talk, or this New York Times profile of Wilco's Jeff Tweedy.

An artist can be eccentric, sensitive, and spontaneous, and still live a healthy life. Those engaged in self-development can learn to harness creative forces more effectively, and also gain access to a greater range of human experience. This leads to more powerful artistry in the world; art with deeper and wider spheres of influence.