An Ordinary Age

In 'An Ordinary Age', Rainesford Stauffer examines the societal pressures that drive young adults to pursue an unattainable 'best life', highlighting the importance of ordinary, meaningful experiences in achieving a contented life.

The book delves into issues like unpaid internships, loneliness, and the stress of self-discovery, arguing that strong relationships and community roots are often overlooked in favor of grand achievements.