What can we learn from the greatest generation?
In this podcast episode we explore and compare the characteristics of our relatives from the early 20th century whom were coined by the historians as the greatest generation. The reason why they received the title, they endured wars, viruses, economic downturns and turned it around with business expansion and some of the most profound innovations of our time; past and current. What can we learn from the past generation? Perhaps some humility, morality, creativity and a great work ethic. They say necessity is the mother of invention let’s take this historical journey back in time together and self-reflect.
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