Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast.

My name is Jill Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

Last episode of our podcast, we interviewed one of our team members,

Nick Hojo, who talked about this idea of living life of leftovers.

And it was a really great conversation.

If you haven't heard it, please go back and listen to it. But then afterwards, we had this equally interesting conversation around the topics, the topic of making an impact and what I mean last week I talked about us being

crusty Jen Xers and me having this cool fresh millennial perspective but the

conversation that extended after that podcast was this idea of how

millennials define impact and everybody wanting to make an impact and it was just

such a fascinating conversation I was like we need to record a second podcast

we need to make sure this gets in so

welcome back to the show knee thank you and I'm just going to immediately

kick the can over to you or kick the conversation over to you. If you don't have

context me again is a team member of ours he's an E&TJ and he's got all these

really great ideas and I'm just gonna kick the conversational piece over to

you about this idea of making your

mark and what that means to people of a younger generation.

So yeah, can you shed some light on what all that means?

So I live in Atlanta and we just had the Super Bowl here not long ago and my wife and I, she's, her name is Anandi she's an I. N. T.J. We had this really interesting

conversation about the role of competition in our culture and how much our culture adores competition and how much we see it as a as a

virtue and we were talking about how at least for a lot of millennials, I feel like social media has amplified this spirit of

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