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Generations by Jean M. Twenge — WisdomDeck honest review
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Generations

by Jean M. Twenge

Silents to Polars, six generations compared on massive datasets: technology as the driver of generational change. Data-heavy and absorbing.

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  1. Technology drives generational change.
  2. Slow-life strategy.
  3. Data over stereotypes.

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Read the chapter on your generation, then your children's.

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