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Are you a muppie? Do you identify with these traits?

Muppies, hipsters, yuppies, geeks, geeks, runners, millennials...ahhhh! How to survive so much "word" and so much trend ?!

Of all this I just listed, what it takes now is to be a muppie, an urban trend for older millennials, those between 25 and 35 years old.

This muppie is a term that emerges from the merger of the term millennial and yuppie, and that has a godmother, then I'll tell you.

We already know that he is a millennial, but what is a yuppie?

Yuppie is the acronym for "young urban professional", which means young urban professional.The yuppies are young people with university studies, who live in a city and have a very high-level job and a privileged economic situation.

Are you a muppie? Do you identify with these traits?

This term began to be used in the 80s, when they were being born millennials.

So are the muppies

The birth of the term muppie is due to the writer Michelle Miller , who defines them as:

«a new generation that spends one hour a day diving on the Internet, another half an hour shopping online and three quarters of an hour thinking that it will eat the next day.»

Muppies like sport, healthy food and aspire to achieve job satisfaction .Besides, they love to tell everything in their social networks and they are supportive and generous people.

Like the Healthy and modern people who are, muppies are crazy about running.

Are you a muppie? Do you identify with these traits?

Muppies are young with many studies (undergraduate, postgraduate, masters...) with an interest in audiovisual arts, and with a very entrepreneurial character. Well, they really do not undertake like the others, they mount a start-up, which has more packaging.

And as good digital natives, the one who does the most and the least is a blogger, community manager and/or makes virguerias with digital editing tools.In fact, the digital world has no secrets for them.

Ni what to say has, with all this that I have already said, that, although muppies like to have fun and have fun with their friends, they also are very hardworking .

Nor will I miss you to tell you now that muppies take care of their aesthetics and care about their well-being. They dress comfortably, expressing their way of dressing, and value tofu, organic foods Yoga, yoga and everything that has to do with healthy living.

Are you a muppie? Do you identify with these traits?

And, how could it be otherwise, they practice the philosophy of the free , but in an incredibly creative way Miller says of the muppies this:

“Why pay for your own private plane if you can convince a company to let you travel for free in exchange for your 10K followers of Instagram how great is it? ”

As for his philosophy of life, muppies live intensely under the premise that nothing should be taken too much in seriously.

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