Simon Sinek Analysis

I have found this video very interesting and not like anything I have ever heard. Simon Sinek, an author and motivational speaker, has been explaining who millennials are, what their parents have done for them and what they expect from life and in the workplace. Simon also detailed on why the rest of the generations see the millennials as being self interested, narcissistic and lazy. But most of all entitled because of the way they were raised by their parents, how they are addicted to their phones, the way they are impatient, then their environment. Simon Sinek describes the millennials as “a generation, which is a group of people who were born approximately 1984 and after, are tough to manage”. Why are they tough to manage? Simon
When all that matters is the number of “likes”, and how much followers you have, basically makes you have more anxiety and depression. Technology is as addictive as gambling, smoking and alcohol because of dopamine, a chemical that is released when something feels good. When an entire generation has access to something that releases dopamine (and that has no restrictions), they will rely on it when they have stress from life. With everyday stress plus the addictive cellphone use, other generations see the millennials as people who don't pay attention to others and selfish. With those two reasons combined, millennials want instant gratification. Today when you want something it can arrive the next day through Amazon, you can binge watch your favorite shows and get a date from swiping right. But Simon Sinek said “except job satisfaction and strength of relationships, there ain't no app for that”. He says this generation need to learn patience because relationships and job fulfillment don't come instantly, but takes time and is long. With no instant gratification in strength of relationships there have been an increase in suicide rates more than any other