The End: Lessons on Writing and Wisdom

Writer Zach Morgan reflects on the lessons he’s learned during his tenure with Thin Difference. He shares his thoughts on writing and wisdom.

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How to Make Every Interaction More Meaningful and Memorable

How can we ensure the dozens of conversations we have each day are impactful? Employ these tips to make every interaction more meaningful and memorable.

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From Blocked to Rocked: Choosing the Positive Perspective

We can make the best of a situation when we’ve been dealt the worst. Professionals can trust their skills and find the positive perspective.

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The Necessity and Challenge of Non-Downloadable Experiences

Our phones have forever changed the way we interact with the world. As we struggle to balance digital and analog experiences, Crafting Purposeful Gatherings is vitally important.

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3 Shared Flaws that Prevent Generations from Building Connection

Why aren’t we doing a better job of building relationships between generations? Perhaps it is our shared flaws that are keeping us apart.

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Finding and Refining Your Voice

Eric Torrence considers this the most expressive era ever. With all the ways available to express yourself, now is the time to focus on refining your voice.

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Empathy: The Key to Bridging the Generation Gap

If nods of disapproval, eye rolls and facepalms are regular occurances in your workplace, you might need to work on increasing your empathy.

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How Listening Can Narrow the Gaps Dividing Our Teams

When we listen, examine and understand fears and motivations across generations, we can begin to narrow the generational gaps dividing our teams.

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Tell Me a Story: How Generational Storytelling Can Help Light a Path to Our Future

Daily life can get in the way of passing down oral history. Writer Maya James makes a case for the importance of generational storytelling.

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Letting Go Of Should

There is often a great distance between what is and what we think “should” be. Letting go of should and focused our attention elsewhere could be empowering.

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Active Listening: The Gift that Keeps Giving

Moving through the world, at work, home, or sharing public space with strangers, is all about communication. These active listening skills will help.

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Let’s Have Dinner and Talk About Race

Michaela Ayers creates community by bringing a taboo topic to the dinner table. Pull up a chair and see how she invokes curiosity to help strangers build meaningful connections.

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