Basically saying that Gen Z seems to lean more towards taking risks. This might also be observed with how many Gen Z are into cryptocurrency and hoping to hit that one coin that will soar. This generation is the one who experienced a pandemic. The generation where houses are almost impossible to buy. But the generation with probably the most resources available.
I like that you pointed out that Gen z has probably the most resources available to them. With the Internet readily available to anyone and anywhere, its very easy for people, especially Gen z who grew up during the rise of the internet, they can easily capitalize on this.
Everyone knows how beneficial the internet is, which gives the people close to unlimited access to information. Thus, young people today are well-informed on ways on generating income and wealth compared to the older generations. Coupled with some peer influence from the people they meet on tiktok, instagram, or any of those social media platforms, they are much more likely to follow the crowd's advice into making decisions...
And the majority of the crowd are influenced by these streaming medias, and the younger generation gets to witness the abundance of wealth in the world, and how these streamers get to access them at such a young age, so its pretty easy to understand why they tend to lean on on those career aspects compared to a orthodox path of going to school and have a career route or maybe corporate job..
Also, risk taking is somewhat correlated to age. So if someone is probably younger, they tend to be more of a risk-taker since they have yet to experience big losses or have even nothing to lose. Compared to old folks, they dont have a family to raise, and they still have more years in them. And I think that is the good thing of this generation. They have potential to be the next leaders of the next generation, and will probably outshine the older generation in a much greater light considering the advantages they have currently.