First-generation college students all over the country graduate into the real world and face a new set of problems: How do I manage my finances? What if I don't love my "good job"? How do I support my parents without sacrificing too much of my own bandwidth? I truly believe that understanding wealth — in every meaning of the word — is a crucial piece to that puzzle. Despite having “made it” in the eyes of our friends and family back home, the road ahead of us is one filled with uncertainty — it’s not just about studying hard and getting a good job anymore. It’s about choosing to live intentionally, questioning the flawed systems that we've worked so hard to succeed in and shaping the second generation. Second Generation aims to capture my evolving thoughts on wealth in every meaning of the word with first-generation college graduates in mind — from developing healthy personal finance habits to understanding the tech industry’s role in shaping the wealth-knowledge gap.