David Spinner helps me unpack the natural friction between ages or generations, in particular around technology. Over time, new thinking and new technology are inevitable, and we see this happening at a fast pace. If you adopt this new technology, that is adapting and not laziness, which some younger people are accused of being. The example he gives is if you use your phone to get directions instead of pulling over the car and asking directions, that's adaptation and not laziness. He also stresses the importance of curiosity and having open discussions, and asking questions to understand each other better. David Spinner is a social worker, teacher, and entrepreneur. He is focused on becoming more DEIB aware, and helping others, particularly teams, perform their best while being mindful of diversity as well.