Can Our Divided Nation Get Back on Track?

Jul 16, 2019 | The Professional Noticer

This week, Andy provides some “bottom of the pool” thinking to a question about what can be done to reverse the trend of division in our country. 

Tune in to hear Andy explain why the current generation of teenagers and young adults lack the communication skills of their parents and grandparents.

Andy also answers a flight attendant who, knowing how much Andy travels, wants to know what he notices about people and if he ever taps someone on the shoulder to offer help.

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