We already have this mentality that it’s not “how-we-look-matters-it’s-how-we-get-things-done” attitude. I mean, the youngsters don’t dress accordingly anymore – and that’s me included. Hasn’t this been true for you? When you’re dolled up, you feel so much better? You feel more confident because you’re dressed well? It’s the same thing with what Ben was trying to instill to the younger generations. Old school is the best.įor instance, in the movie, Robert (Ben) showed what “dress to impress” means. But what we don’t know is: EXPERIENCE NEVER GETS OLD. In short, we already know what to do and we hate being told. Millennials are defined as someone confident, independent, and prudent. I almost forgot about this but at least Mike reminds me to dress accordingly. Don’t be scared to learn the old school way. So, for the nth time, I watched it again last night and thought of sharing with you the life lessons every millennial, wife, husband, stay-at-home-dad, entrepreneur, can learn from the movie.ĥ. Robert De Niro is one of the interns, who is 70 years old and has a lot of experience in the corporate world and in life itself. Her company thought of a community outreach program which is to hire senior interns. The story revolves around a young Internet sensation played by Anne Hathaway, who juggles business, marriage, and family. It really portrayed me: juggles parenting, work, and business.Īnyway, it’s a 2015 movie that stars Academy Award winners Anne Hathaway, Robert De Niro, and Rene Russo. 24/7 work.” He sounded sarcastic but it hit me. When Mike introduced me to the movie, he said: “Babe, watch this movie. “The Intern,” although fiction, depicts the reality of life. You’ll pick up a lot of life lessons in the movie. In case you haven’t seen it yet, please watch it.

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