Your research study of Gen Z (born 1995-2012) spending arrived at these insights. Gen Z (1) sees technology as an extension of themselves, not a tool, thus it affects everything they do, (2) reject low-pay, low-skill jobs as a way to earn spending money, choosing higher-risk entrepreneurial enterprises instead, (3) believe they can become rich early (fueled by evidence of “instant” millionaires on YouTube and the web), and (4) are serious about spending and saving purposefully. How will you present these findings to your audience, primarily comprising Baby Boomers (1945-1965) and Millennials (1977-1994) who behave and think differently?