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Silent Generation (1925-1942) Baby Boom Gen. (1943-1960) Generation X (1961-1981) Millennials (1982-2000) Environment - Crisis - Depression/WWII Childhood.

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1 Silent Generation (1925-1942) Baby Boom Gen. (1943-1960) Generation X (1961-1981) Millennials (1982-2000) Environment - Crisis - Depression/WWII Childhood - Non-existant Archetype - Artist Characteristics -Passive -Content -Inner-directed Environment - Post War -Need to rebuild Childhood - Indulged Archetype - Prophet Characteristics -Idealism/Choice -Achievement Environment - Economy struggles - “latch-key” kids Childhood -Abandoned Archetype - Nomad Characteristics -Disillusioned -Independent -Adaptable Environment - 9/11/Terrorism -Technology Childhood -Protected Archetype - Hero Characteristics -Confident -Resilient -Little self-control Eras Turnings

2 Eras Turnings What Comes Next?

3 Eras – Sample Archetypes Silent Generation – The Artist Martin Luther King The Beatles

4 Eras – Sample Archetypes Baby Boom Generation - Prophet Steve Jobs

5 Eras – Sample Archetypes Generation X - Nomad Kurt Cobain Jon Stewart

6 Eras – Sample Archetypes Millennial Generation - Hero Craig Kielburger Tim Tebow

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