Moving Millennials Podcast Interview
Tamara Thorpe Shares a Fresh Perspective on the Millennials Listen now! In This Episode, You Will Learn: How to use the perspectives of long-time friends and family to generate personal branding ideas How to discover your personal ‘blind spots’ to strengthen your brand 3 attributes that make the Millennial Generation unique A fresh perspective on the perceived ‘entitlement’ that society and the media sometimes attach to the Millennial Generation How mentorship can fit into your personal and professional life, and why it’s so important Quotes: “Millennials have been raised to be very ambitious – almost ostentatiously ambitious, which is what gives Millennials the confidence that people interpret as entitlement.” ~Tamara Thorpe “If you don’t enter into a relationship with people with a sense of equity, then there will always be disparity in the relationship.” ~Tamara Thorpe “Every generation raises their children in a certain to try to undo or prevent something from their generation’s upbringing.” ~Tamara Thorpe Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher OR visit www.movingmillennials.com
Tamara Thorpe Shares a Fresh Perspective on the Millennials
In This Episode, You Will Learn:
- How to use the perspectives of long-time friends and family to generate personal branding ideas
- How to discover your personal ‘blind spots’ to strengthen your brand
- 3 attributes that make the Millennial Generation unique
- A fresh perspective on the perceived ‘entitlement’ that society and the media sometimes attach to the Millennial Generation
- How mentorship can fit into your personal and professional life, and why it’s so important
Quotes:
“Millennials have been raised to be very ambitious – almost ostentatiously ambitious, which is what gives Millennials the confidence that people interpret as entitlement.” ~Tamara Thorpe
“If you don’t enter into a relationship with people with a sense of equity, then there will always be disparity in the relationship.” ~Tamara Thorpe
“Every generation raises their children in a certain to try to undo or prevent something from their generation’s upbringing.” ~Tamara Thorpe
Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher OR visit www.movingmillennials.com
