Boomers-Millennials-GenZ: Bridging Generational Gaps

This episode begins the conversation on Hey, Boomer to start to find the opportunities for the generations to build bridges of understanding. There are so many reasons the generations are separated, which has caused misperceptions, blaming and shaming, going both ways. We are at time when solutions to things like climate change, mental health, the high cost of education, longer lifespans would benefit from co-generational collaboration. The older generation has experience with social change and could provide wisdom and time. The younger generations have the technology save and energy to bring to finding solutions. Age segregation also contributes to ageism going both ways. When we are not exposed to multiple generations, we do not understand them. We make assumptions about what it means to be older and what it means to be younger.My hope, with expanding the vision of Hey, Boomer to include intergenerational and co-generational conversations, is to meet the needs of all generations to feel useful, to make a difference and live a life of purpose.Here are the links to the Organizations Mentioned in this EpisodeBridge Meadows in Portland, ORPemberton Park for Grandfamilies in Kansas City, MissouriCoGenerate.orgGenerations Over DinnerBridging Differences PlaybookIntergenerational ConversationsBecoming a Better MentorThird ActElderaBig & MiniSages & SeekersCivic SaturdayThanks so much for listening.Please Subscribe on Apple Podcast, Stitcher , Google Podcast. or SpotifyFollow us on Facebook and InstagramYou can email me with questions or comments at [email protected]–Wendy Green is a Certified Life Coach, working with people going through thesometimes uncomfortable life transition from full-time work to “what’s next.”Find out more about Wendy’s 6-week “What’s Next Transition” Coaching workshop