Recent years have seen Millennials blamed for just about everything, from the changing norms around working hours, to marriage and car ownership, and for killing things like napkins, golf, and department stores.

 

And while it's easy to lay the blame at the feet of a new generation that is disrupting the age-old way of doing things, this generational conflict has a tradition that spans the ages. If we can understand the patterns of differences in the generations, we can prepare for how to position our businesses appropriately.

 

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• This episode: smonty.co/fullmonty70
• Scott Stratten on Millennials
• "The Generation Gap in Antiquity" by Meyer Reinhold
• The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene
• Other commentary and updates at ScottMonty.com

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Image credit: Saturn Devouring His Son by Francisco Goya, 1823 (Wikimedia Commons - public domain)

 

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