by Chris | Sep 28, 2018 | Millennials
Millennial Singles by Shannon Berry Hello, my name is Shannon. I’m the one in the sunglasses. I am a millennial single. I was told by the generations before me to date with purpose, to get married, and to have all the babies. I was told that true love would find...
by Chris | Sep 20, 2018 | Millennials
As a Mentor Mom for Mothers of Pre-Schoolers, I am in the company often of lots of smart, young millennial moms. It is my pleasure to welcome Vanessa Carrell, my past Discussion Group Leader, to share her story on the blog today! Millennial Mom by Vanessa Carrell The...
by Chris | Sep 17, 2018 | Apps, Generational Cross Communication, Millennials
Most millennials grew up with an array of apps (applications) on the screen in front of their face for hours of the day. First televisions, then computers, tablets and mobile phones. They are native screen users, while the older generations are immigrants to the tech...
by Chris | May 18, 2018 | Christian Life, Christian Living, Generational Cross Communication, Generations, GenZ, Mentoring, Millennials, Spiritual Leadership for Women, Uncategorized
In my young adulthood it was common in Christian circles to seek out an older woman you admired and ask her to “disciple” you. Though it was similar to mentoring, it was much more involved. There was a weekly meeting at an appointed time with your mentor (think Bible...
by Chris | Apr 22, 2018 | Christian Life, Christian Living, Generational Cross Communication, Generations, GenX, Millennials
Earth Day. It begins in 1970 with Boomers. Or so Boomers would like to think. But does it really? Boomers have a huge age span, from 1942-1964. They are a big, unwieldy generation where a Boomer born early in the span could have just GenX kids. While one born later in...
by Chris | Apr 3, 2018 | Christian Life, Christian Living, mentor, Mentoring, Millennials
In a recent survey of potential mentees, I asked the question: “What do you look for in a mentor?” The answers I received were as varied as the people who responded, but one thing surprised me. Not because it was there–but because it wasn’t...
