"If it's too loud, you're too old" -- Dee Snider, Twisted Sister

What are some practical ways to build trust between the following generations?

1. Baby Boomers (1946 – 1960′s) -> Generation X (1960′s – 1980′s)
2. Generation X (1960′s – 1980′s) -> Millennials (1980′s – 2000′s)

When/where do you draw the line?

Whatever it is, when is enough enough?

Follow up: How many lines do you have?

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• Plumbing is not for me
• Growing spiritually doesn’t happen outside of community
• Forgiving and forgetting isn’t easy, but it’s necessary.  It’s a sad state of affairs when you let someone from your past dictate your present demeanor.
• Listening and discernment can make or break a ministry.  If you aren’t aware of what’s going on around you can’t lead effectively.
• Car repairs: I hate them and they put me in a foul mood.
• Some things just don’t happen quickly.  Waiting is OK.
• It takes pain to grow.
• I’ve decided I don’t care about politics.  I’ll be an informed voter but I’m not going to waste any mental energy on it anymore. I have better things to do.

Time seems to stand still when…

• I’m in a hurry and I’m stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
• When I know I don’t have to get out of bed for anything on Saturday morning
• The day before vacation.

How about you?

Talent is the desire for practice.
– Malcom Gladwell

Do you agree?

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I gag every time I…

• am anywhere near bacon bits
• catch a whiff of chow mein

How about you?

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