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  <title>Generation Jones: Caught in the Middle</title>
  <description>As I contemplate my life, I realize some aspects haven’t really changed at all. That as much as I embrace things like using my phone to schedule things or text, I still cling on to the nostalgia from my childhood. Writing letters, having homemade food, and bopping along to the Styx and ABBA. In this episode, I look at how my childhood changed rapidly as I’m sandwiched between Boomers and Gen X-ers.&amp;amp;nbsp;   Key Takeaways:&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; [0:00] Music from the 70s is still popular today&amp;amp;nbsp; [1:54] The jokes surrounding “okay, boomer” [3:58] Good habits from baby boomers: keeping commitments&amp;amp;nbsp; [4:47] Growing your own food and living within your means&amp;amp;nbsp; [6:08] Writing on paper and repairing before replacing&amp;amp;nbsp; [7:17] I don’t get enough sleep and working on long-term goals [8:51] I hate toxic gratitude and think people need to talk offline more&amp;amp;nbsp; [9:51] There’s a TV in almost every room of our house&amp;amp;nbsp; [10:42] There’s no quick fixes in life&amp;amp;nbsp; [11:27] Handwriting letters should make a comeback&amp;amp;nbsp; [12:20] Losing the art of cooking from scratch&amp;amp;nbsp; [13:03] Boomer bands that are still popular now&amp;amp;nbsp; [15:13] Boomers that are still touring in concert&amp;amp;nbsp; [17:33] The cute box next door bought me a Styx album [18:35] Figuring out I’m Generation Jones&amp;amp;nbsp; [19:26] My childhood went from eating dinner at the table to whatever was left&amp;amp;nbsp; [19:49] Missing out on the prosperous wealth our parents had&amp;amp;nbsp; [20:26] I went from an analog life to a digital one so quickly&amp;amp;nbsp; [21:25] Buying on impulse, struggling to accumulate wealth, and ageism at work&amp;amp;nbsp; [23:33] Having to care for my aging mother, my children, and myself&amp;amp;nbsp; [23:55] I’m grateful to have grown up with more information than previous generations&amp;amp;nbsp; [25:02] The music I listen to now isn’t new &amp;amp;nbsp; Resources: &amp;amp;nbsp;    Lady Justice and the Sisterhood of the Crones book     Connect with Barb: &amp;amp;nbsp; Leave me a message &amp;amp;nbsp; Website &amp;amp;nbsp; Facebook&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Instagram &amp;amp;nbsp; YouTube &amp;amp;nbsp; The Molly B Foundation &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
  <author_name>A Thousand Tiny Steps</author_name>
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