According to Dusty Staub, leadership expert and CEO of Staub Leadership, we need to not only accept the Generation Y mindset, but adapt and embrace it as well.
The Rise of Millennials.
With millennials invading workplace culture, understanding the millennial mindset is increasingly important to a business. The Millennial Soul is not age-specific, rather an expression of the values that this new wave of team members champions which matters. The essence of the millennial soul speaks to transformation. Those who possess it do not only see the bigger picture: they want to make a contribution, create value, and be valued in return.
For years we have questioned the millennial work ethic, but it is proving to transform the old, traditional ways of approaching business-as-usual. It seems one can do good – and also make money while doing it. Millennials were born in an economic time that was very unstable at best. It’s no wonder they have a strong grasp on future planning and saving and share particular attitudes and perspectives on work and employment in general. Lifestyle and freedom drive millennials and there is a dynamic equilibrium between personal and work life. This mindset is capable of fueling your company’s next relevant idea. Millennials think like entrepreneurs, which is a great thing for America.
“We all want to create some sort of legacy with our lives, and in order to achieve that, we need to focus on the WHY.”
In An Interview/Article, Dusty Can Share:
- How Adapting to the Millennial Mindset will Transform Your Business
- The “3 Core Messages” leaders need to deliver to “SHIFT” into the Millennial Soul
- Why seeing the big picture in business is essential to success
Staub is on a mission to create systematic accountability by aligning leadership and group behaviors with strategy to produce bottom-line results.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR & SPEAKER
Dusty Staub
Robert “Dusty” Staub has worked for over 30 years with executives, families, and communities as well as with private and public companies. He has trained and coached executives and teams in creating high-performance outcomes. Dusty has been a pioneer in the process of creating systemic accountability by aligning leadership and group behaviors with strategy to produce bottom-line results.
He has worked and traveled extensively in Europe and the United States. He is the author of The Heart of Leadership: Twelve Practices of Courageous Leaders, The 7 Acts of Courage: Bold Leadership for a Wholehearted Life, and Courage in the Valley of Death: Daily Practices for Whole-Hearted Living. He has also co-authored Dynamic Focus: Creating Significance and Breaking the Spells of Limitation with Wayne Gerber. Dusty has written over two hundred articles on topics such as leadership, team-based creativity, personal mastery, team effectiveness, personal effectiveness and business strategy and has written a bi-weekly column for the Triad Business Journal.
Dusty Staub is an experienced, engaging speaker who has motivated audiences with his insightful and heartfelt keynote presentations on leadership, excellence, change management, conflict resolution, organizational and team communication, and the relationship between intent, behavior, and results.
He currently lives in Kernersville, NC with his wife Christine and is the proud father of three young adults.