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Message: [QUOTE="bags27, post: 2242305, member: 6761"] I love the fact that he ends by blaming the corporate leaders, not the kids :-). Passing the blame, he's a true millennial himself. Seriously, this is good and provocative, but still pop analysis: in the end he blames charging the phones in their bedrooms; jeez. BTW, Sinek is a professional motivational speaker: it's his shtick. We live in the second, and far more successful modern globalization (1st modern attempt in the 1890s shut down by a series of wars and economic depressions), and because of recent technology, this one seems to stick. As a result, there are so many moving parts to our society that it will take a generation or more to figure out where we are today and where we are going. Fun to speculate and blame, but we are cursed or blessed with living in one of those "ages of anxiety" where everything is in motion and soft ground. [/QUOTE]