Hi, welcome to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Joe Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. A subject that has caught and captured our attention lately

is about generations. The way that the generation that we were

raised in, generations is defined by a certain time period in which you're born impact us and are a node in the system of our

personality.

So we've been studying a lot of, I mean we've been watching things like National Geographic

came out with a great documentary series on Gen X,

or Generation X, which is technically what you and I both are is Generation X.

We've been watching a lot of things on baby boomers, We watched some stuff on millennials and we've been

watching content to study people at certain generations. So a show that we've caught up on at this point and have actually quite enjoyed is a show called

Girls on HBO and Girls is very much about millennials. It's been really fascinating to watch. Now I don't, somebody

argued with me not that long ago and I mean actually I didn't argue with them

they just made this statement because I actually agree. Most of the people in girls are pretty immature and they're just trying to figure

things out and they're not necessarily like the best representation of the millennial mindset,

which is accurate.

However, there are certain things that I think are very distinctly

millennial and one of those things we were noticing is a heightened sense of

self-awareness.

Yeah.

Millennials seem to have more self-awareness at a younger age than Gen Xers or Boomers.

That's been my observation.

And the other thing I noticed is that

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