Tag Archives: Millennials

What About Kindness

December 15, 2017

As I spend time with the 20 and 30-somethings and the newer generations, I am truly mesmerized by their emboldened character traits.  I love these generations for so many things; their desire to make a difference, non-judgmental attitudes, nomad traits—going anywhere to find the tribe that can support their passions, and shaping their own fabrics … Continue reading What About Kindness

Dumpster Diving: 3 Things to Keep, 3 Things to Toss, 3 Things to Unify

April 12, 2017

Millennials have been sifting through the sands of post-modern relativism and are honing in on what they value and espouse.  They claim to be the most non-judgmental generation, yet are indeed making value judgments and tossing out that which just doesn’t feel like a match in the world they are creating.  In the post-modern relativistic … Continue reading Dumpster Diving: 3 Things to Keep, 3 Things to Toss, 3 Things to Unify

Affirmative Exiles; Why Millennials Are Blazing New Trails

March 21, 2017

Peter Drucker said “The most common source of mistakes…..is the emphasis on finding the right answer rather than the right question.” My four year old grandson is passing through a stage where he is taking in life with a firehose.  His constant question is “Why?”  It makes me stop and think about so many things.  … Continue reading Affirmative Exiles; Why Millennials Are Blazing New Trails

Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR)? Bridge the Gap with Millennials-Part One

January 11, 2017

I grew up in an era when someone could say “That person is spiritual” or “That person is religious,” and it would mean the same thing.  That is not the simple world we live in anymore. A majority of Millennials describe themselves as spiritual but not necessarily religious.  In this article I would like to … Continue reading Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR)? Bridge the Gap with Millennials-Part One