Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor

We memorized them.

A two plus a two equals a four.

A six times a six equals a 36.

We memorized them.

But what we did for the millennials was we said, two chickens plus two goats makes four animals.

We gave you a visual and we started training your right brain.

So the right brain became dominant with the millennial population.

And when you think about in business, I have had so many millennials say, I don't get those boomers.

I mean, it is like my way or the highway.

And if I hate my job, I'm going to suffer with it for 40 years because, oh my God, it's a paycheck.

And the boomers are looking at the millennials going, I don't get these millennials.

If they're not happy with their job, they're going to leave.

And there's no commitment to the long-term of the business, which is going to make them suffer.

So at the fundamental

differences between these generations.

It is huge right now about how these different age groups developed across time.

And so the millennials actually are more connected.

They like to do things in groups.

you want me to make a decision?

I'm going to check with some of my team, right?