People Who Grew Up in the 1960s Have a Different Kind of Mind—Here’s Why скачать в хорошем качестве

People Who Grew Up in the 1960s Have a Different Kind of Mind—Here’s Why

People who grew up in the 1960s were shaped by a world that didn’t coddle the nervous system. No constant reassurance. No emotional hand-holding. Just uncertainty, speed, pressure — and the expectation that you still function. In this video, I break down 5 psychological traits many 1960s kids developed: calm in uncertainty, autonomy + competence, patience (delay tolerance), social intelligence, and hope without naïveté — plus the shadow side of each trait (because strength can quietly become a prison if it turns into numbness, resignation, or emotional suspicion). If you’ve ever been called “cold,” “stubborn,” or “intimidating”… this might explain why. This isn’t nostalgia. This is psychology. 👇 Comment 1–5: Which trait saved you… and which one cost you the most? Chapters 0:00 The 1960s mind (why it’s different) 1:41 Trait 1 — Calm in uncertainty 4:12 Trait 2 — Autonomy + competence 6:44 Trait 3 — Patience / delay tolerance 9:45 Trait 4 — Social intelligence (without approval) 12:32 Trait 5 — Hope without naïveté 15:29 Conclusion ------------------------------------------------------------------------ These Four Pillars of Immanuel Kant Will Make Old Age Happy | Philosophy and Psychology    • These Four Pillars of Immanuel Kant Will M...   Why Senior Women Don't Care About men Anymore - The Relationship Truth They Never Expected ...    • Why Senior Women Don't Care About men Anym...   10 Ugly Things Seniors Do as They Age That NO One Tells You | Carl Jung    • 10 Ugly Things Seniors Do as They Age That...   ------------------------------------------------------------------------ #1960s #Psychology #BabyBoomers #GenerationalPsychology #EmotionalResilience #NervousSystem #MentalStrength #SelfMastery #LifeLessons