16 Personalities: Personality Types & Generations - Part 2 | Ep 503 | PersonalityHacker.com/Quest

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In this episode of the Personality Hacker podcast, Joel and Antonia coninue part 2 of their talk with guest host Christian Rivera about Generations and Neil Howe's new book, "The Fourth Turning Is Here."
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[@Personalityhacker]

What generation do you identify with?
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[@6jefferson]

I like how Christian talks about the resilience of gen x and the sensitivity of the millennial generation, and how they need to work together to accomplish something.

[@Nimariel]

I’d also be interested in exploring the parent-child relationships between these generational archetypes.
In what ways is the Hero a response to the Prophet and vice versa?
In what ways is the Nomad a response to the Artist and vice versa?

[@christianarivera]

Good questions. The Book covers much of this and we also talked quite a bit on our other generational theory episodes! I suggest checking those out.
That can get tricky because of so many variables of who their parents actually are. Sometimes a mix of two older generations. The elders usually hold a generational tone that the young generations rebel against. Right now it's a rebellion against the Boomer Prophets.
Prophets respond to Heroes' idealism and Artists' compliance with bleak visions of the future which leads to their "you only live once" attitude. The only way for everything to go is down.
Nomads respond to Artist compliance with societal rebellion or experiencing low self-worth/abandonment and Prophet's assumption that practicality and success isn't as important as the big picture or the culture by picking up the pieces for the Nomad's own survival. Both the culture and their parents abandon them.
Heroes respond to the Prophets desire for them to be the saviors with overproduction and feeling unfulfilled until the big conflict comes. Respond to Nomads by seeing the perils which lonely meritocracy brings and favoring to band together renewing ideals around socialism or communism.
Artists respond to Nomads by becoming overly dependent on the Nomad's success or ideals. They may also adopt the Heroes' ideals to become worker bees for the new institutions formed. They become dependent on parents or government.
And the cycles renews when the next Prophets are born.

[@maytownbrendi]

I’m with Christian on the cusp. Born in 1985 and I feel the pull between gen X and millennial. I think the point of where you were born in a generation is crucial, and who raised you is also important. My parents were right on the cusp on boomer/gen x. They’re flavored more like boomers and I’m flavored more like gen x. My daughter is a homelander (2006) but flavored more like a millennial. I think your tips for each generation were really useful. I know that I need to both step into leadership, but also have more of a local / communal mindset to make an actual impact.
My inclination is to be off the grid but I feel the pressure to save the world 😅
If you know anything about Human Design, you know the year it all changes is 2027 😉

[@Nimariel]

So, if a crisis occurs in these cycles, with each archetype in the same position at the time of crisis, and if most of the crises mentioned are human conflicts (Am Revolution, Civil War, WWII), do these archetypes in this particular hierarchical arrangement tend to contribute to/spark these crises? If so, how?

[@christianarivera]

Good questions! The Book goes into great detail here as well. Yes, the constellation is everyone being in position to enact their peak performance, in a way. Everyone is very active in some sense or another.
The way I see it, once the Artist/Silent Generation let's go of government and stops avoiding conflict then Prophet/Boomers go to work in unconsciously proving that their visions for the end times are true by overstressing systems and old ideals.
Nomad/Gen X takes the mantle of righting the ship and fixing the VCR like they've always done to remind us the value of survival, sometimes to unhealthy extremes (Hitler).
They command Heroes/Millennials to galvanize, build new structures and institutions, communities, and fight for that survival.
The Artist/Gen Z largely stays out of the way and pays attention to how it all happens to later honor the sacrifices by filling those institutions and carrying forward the culture and ideals into the new world.
Boomers/Prophets will release money they've been hoarding for those end times and back off a bit once they see how their kids now remind them of their G.I. parents having earned their keep through bravery. They'll exchange that money for influence of the culture and future ideals, however.
Millennials demands for support will be warranted.
Gen X will have a few standout leaders but go largely ignored again.
The next Prophets mark the new Saeculum.

[@ameliadeshane9192]

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