19251942 Baby Boom Gen 19431960 Generation X 19611981 Millennials 19822000 The Crisis Environment Crisis DepressionWWII Childhood Non existant Archetype ID: 512381
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Silent Generation
(1925-1942)
Baby Boom Gen.
(1943-1960)
Generation X
(1961-1981)
Millennials(1982-2000)
“The Crisis”Environment- Crisis - Depression/WWIIChildhood- Non-existantArchetype- ArtistCharacteristicsPassiveContentInner-directed
“The High”Environment- Post WarNeed to rebuildChildhood- IndulgedArchetype- ProphetCharacteristicsIdealism/ChoiceAchievement
“The Awakening”Environment- Economy struggles- “latch-key” kidsChildhoodAbandoned Archetype- NomadCharacteristicsDisillusionedIndependentAdaptable
“The Unravelling”Environment- 9/11/Terrorism- Culture Wars- TechnologyChildhoodProtectedArchetype- HeroCharacteristicsConfidentResilientLittle self-control
Eras
TurningsSlide2
Eras
Turnings
The Lives of Archetypes
The
Artist
is born in a Crisis, enters young adulthood in a High, midlife in an Awakening, and elderhood in an Unraveling.
The Prophet is born in a High, enters young adulthood in an Awakening, midlife in an Unraveling, and elderhood in a Crisis.The Nomad is born in an Awakening, enters young adulthood in an Unraveling, midlife in a Crisis, and elderhood in a High.The Hero is born in an Unraveling, enters young adulthood in a Crisis, midlife in a High, and elderhood in an Awakening.Slide3
Eras
Turnings
What Comes Next?Slide4
Eras – Sample Archetypes
Silent Generation – The Artist
Martin Luther King
The BeatlesSlide5
Eras – Sample Archetypes
Baby Boom Generation - Prophet
Steve JobsSlide6
Eras – Sample Archetypes
Generation X - Nomad
Kurt Cobain
Jon StewartSlide7
Millennial Generation - YOU
As a child, I was sheltered and not allowed to watch
the
Power
Rangers
or other such violent and crude
television series
. My parents divorced when I was two and my childhood was constantly in limbo between two
separate households. I sleep next to my phone and computer, and I do not trust politicians. The morning of September 11, 2001, I was in school with my classmates. I expect to graduate college $40,000 in student debt and afterward, to move back home to live with my parents. To myself and the other eighty million Americans born between 1982 and 2000, these experiences are the norm. We are the “perma-children,” the 9/11 generation – or the “screw you generation” – but we much prefer being referred to as the Millennial Generation.Slide8
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Eras – Sample Archetypes
Millennial Generation
– Hero (GI’s)
Craig
Kielburger
Yao Ming, NBA legend, and wildlife advocate
- confident, prefer to work in teams, goal-setters, friendly, optimistic