If there's one thing Gen Z knows how to do, it’s setting trends.
Gen Z are hitting the pavement as part of their new ‘movement’ they’re spruiking on TikTok, but it has caused confusion and anger among the public.And now the latest Gen Z “movement” taking the youngest generation by storm is, ironically, not that new at all.
In a video on Tiktok, she explains her boyfriend was the one who first challenged her to take a walk without any distractions. “Look, the universe and your intuition comes to you through whispers, so if you’re never alone with your thoughts and you never get quiet you’re gonna miss the whispers,” she said.Ms Maio said silent walking gave her the “clarity” she had always been looking for.
Ms Maio may have made silent walking go viral, but the term was coined as far back as January, by New York City influencer“I feel like when I walk in silence, my senses are on high alert. I smell everything, I hear everything, I am seeing everything, and it’s so grounding for me,” she said.
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