Brains In You

 Hey readers! This post is less of an art piece and more of a sneak peek into the “real-time sitcom” called youth competitions. You know the drill—group discussions, idea pitches, brainstorming marathons that start with “We got this” and end with “Wait, what exactly is our idea again?” Here’s the fun part: these so-called “serious events” are where Gen Z’s hidden management skills pop up. And no, not the boring kind with flowcharts and suits. It’s more like live improv theatre. Someone becomes the timekeeper (“Guys, we have 2 minutes left!”), Someone else is the energy booster (“Bro, just vibe, we’ll figure it out”), and then there’s always that one person whose entire contribution is “Let’s not stress, I’ll bring snacks.” But in between the chaos, you start noticing things. Entrepreneurship doesn’t always begin with a pitch deck—it begins in those exact moments of chaos control. When a teammate disappears for 20 minutes (probably scrolling reels) and the rest cover their part ...