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Take a look around your
office (or for the start-up/gig
economy, the coffee shop).
It’s a melting pot of genera-
tions -- from Baby Boomers,
age 54-72 to the first GenZ’ers who just graduated
college), and everyone in
between (Millennials and
Gen X).Forget trying to figure out
the office thermostat -- weneed to figure out how to
get people in a 50-year age
span to connect.First and foremost, stopcompartmentalizing each
audience. Believe it or not,
many of these generations’
needs and preferences do
overlap. Some Baby Boom-
ers love Twitter. Some Mil-
lennials will put their phonesdown.Regardless of what phase of
entrepreneurship you are in,
it's critical for all of us to
learn how to connect across
generations. It's what fuels
innovation and drives busi-
ness. Here is how we -- and
our clients -- successfully ap-
proach that multi-
generational intersection.MINDFUL MEETINGS
Healthy team members are
happy team members no
matter what age they are.
Today, wellness is expected,
and it’s changing business
dynamics. One tip: Find new
ways to weave physical and
mental fitness into your em-
ployee’s day or at your busi-
ness events. One thing
these generations have in