What’s a modern habit in america that everyone has normalised that future generations will look back on negatively?

I agree that it’s starting to go away I think that’s largely due to how absurd it got. It’s one thing to offer such banal advice as “Get disciplined by building a routine” or “Don’t frivolously spend beyond your means” but when people started getting Instagram memes with shit like “6 habits to become a successful sigma millionaire” imposed over a screenshot from Peaky Blinders it clearly lost the plot and normal people started making fun of it. Now look, I’m not saying mockery and bullying is a good thing. It clearly isn’t. What I am saying though is that if enough people see something that stupid and say “What the hell is this dumb bullshit? Are you really getting financial advice from memes and Romanian sex offenders? Did you recently suffer a traumatic head injury?” it’ll start to fade from the zeitgeist. I’m not even knocking the people who fell into it. I get wanting to be financially secure and the reason we need trusted friends and family members is because we all have blind spots. It’s why we ask our partners if the shirt we’re wearing looks good or ask a friend for advice on what to do with a difficult situation at work. Sometimes that same idea gets projected on a wider scale. In this case it could be a 19 year old seeing how widely mocked the whole thing is and he thinks twice before investing half of his student loan into $asscoin or into a startup where he dropships some non FDA approved herbal supplement from Cambodia or whatever. Fortunately hustle culture got so absurd so fast that it couldn’t be taken seriously by enough people to survive. Probably saved a lot of people years of hardship and I am absolutely dreading the next dumbass thing that’s coming down the pipeline.