In this episode of Becoming UnDone, Toby Brooks reflects on generational differences and stereotypes with his daughter, Brynnan Brooks. They discuss the characteristics and perceptions of their respective generations, Generation X and Generation Z. Toby shares his experience as a Gen Xer, feeling like the overlooked middle child and the resilience that comes from being part of the forgotten generation. Brynnan discusses the open-mindedness and inclusivity of her generation, as well as the challenges they face with mental health. They explore the pros and cons of each generation and the importance of intergenerational friendships and understanding.Key Takeaways:Generational stereotypes can influence outlooks and behaviors.Gen Xers often feel overlooked and develop resilience from their experiences.Gen Z is open-minded and inclusive, but can sometimes struggle with mental health issues.Work ethic is a strength of Gen X, but it can also lead to a focus on goals over the journey.Building intergenerational friendships can help bridge the gap between generations.Quotes:"Behavior allowed is behavior encouraged." - Toby Brooks"Gen X feels like the overlooked middle child." - Toby Brooks"Gen Z is quick to see discrimination and injustice." - Toby Brooks"Gen X has an insane work ethic, but it can become goal-oriented instead of journey-oriented." - Brynnan Brooks"My generation is non-confrontational and quietly disagrees." - Brynnan Brooks"Clarity is kindness." - Brene' BrownReach out to Becoming UnDone! Text Toby here!Support the showBecoming Undone is a NiTROHype Creative production. Written and produced by me, Toby Brooks. If you or someone you know has a story of resilience and victory to share for Becoming Undone, contact me at undonepodcast.com. Follow the show on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn at becomingundonepod and follow me at TobyJBrooks. Listen, subscribe, and leave us a review Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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