Elevate YPO

08/24/2015

"Business Not As Usual: The Millennial Social Entrepreneur", Author Neale Godfrey speaks about us Millennials and how we see the world. Take a look at this article and the best part is...she will be speaking in at 1lifefullylived.org Conference this October among an outstanding group of other speakers on living our best life. Will you join me? http://www.1lifefullylived.org/west-2015/

There's a new kind of entrepreneur permeating the American landscape. Social entrepreneurs are becoming a larger and larger force, which is parallel to the growth of working Millennials. As a member of the Baby Boomer generation (with our share of social entrepreneurs), it's time we stand behind thi…

05/27/2015

I recently met Neale Godfrey at 1lifefullylived.org Conference in Philly. She is a very dynamic speaker with many accomplishments under her belt (one of those was being on Oprah).
She just posted this article on Forbes about us Millennials and Baby Boomers. Take a read. Love to hear your thoughts. http://www.forbes.com/sites/nealegodfrey/2015/05/24/baby-boomers-invite-millennials-to-their-office-party/

The profile of the typical American worker is changing. By the end of 2015, Millennials will outnumber their Baby Boomer co-workers. So, what does this mean to the workplace environment? On the surface, Millennials and Baby Boomers seem to have a starkly different work ethic; however, surveys seem t…

05/20/2014

" So the advice I’d give to young people today is this: don’t just climb the ladder of success – a ladder that leads, after all, to higher and higher levels of stress and burnout -- but chart a new path to success, remaking it in a way that includes not just the conventional metrics of money and power, but a third metric that includes well-being, wisdom, wonder and giving, so that the goal is not just to succeed but to thrive."

- Arianna Huffington

https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20140519230818-143695135-if-i-were-22-chart-your-own-path-to-success?articleId=5870638555293835264&trk=eml-mktg-inf-m-ii22-0520-p2&_mSplash=1

In the course of my Thrive book tour, one question has come up over and over again. It goes something like this: it’s all fine and good for people who have already succeeded to care for their well

03/13/2014

"Our generation says lets just do it,” Cameron said. “Lets not keep talking about something until an idea dies.”

How Sac Millennials are making things happen.


Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2014/03/12/6229121/marcos-breton-sacramento-millennials.html =cpy

In contrast to the reputation of disaffected techno-geeks who rarely look up from their handheld electronic devices, it seems millennials in Sacramento really do care about their community and being connected.

01/02/2014

"Sacramento region needs to start investing in its young professionals"

We agree!

Young professionals decide where they want to live first, and choosing a career pathway is secondary.

12/20/2013

This is how we roll! Making a difference and taking names.

Millennials are going to make major shifts in corporations over the next decade and most people aren't ready for the amount of change that's coming. By 2025, millennials will account for 75% of the global workforce and by next year, they will account for 36% of the American workforce. At [...]

09/30/2013

Millennials Are Snubbing the Corporate World for Entrepreneurship

Unlike previous generations, for many millennials climbing the corporate ladders isn't a goal they are striving to attain. Indeed, 60 percent are turning their backs on the traditional career path and instead, consider themselves entrepreneurs, with ideas, capital and plans for startup endeavors, according to for-profit Rasmussen College. Of those still at a "regular" job, 71 percent are pining to quit and work for themselves and 60 percent stated they will leave within the next two years.While the motivations for branching out into the world of entrepreneurship run the gamut, the No. 1 reason is freedom....
http://m.entrepreneur.com/article/228464

09/03/2013

A great opportunity to learn from some powerful people. Who wants to join me as an attendee or even a volunteer?

Calling all Volunteers in Sacramento surrounding area!

The Capital Region Women’s Conference (CRWC) is a collaborative annual event on Women’s Health and Wealth experience will include all-day activities with a Marketplace of wealth and wellness booths, inspirational speakers, panel discussions, Google Hangouts, physical activities, food, products, libations, and networking opportunities.

Be a Volunteer for a min of 3 hours, get lunch, a free t-shirt and stay for the whole conference! Check it out!
http://www.capregionwomen.com/ #!volunteer/c24qx

Site for Sacramento Capitol Region Womens Conference with Keynote, Lisa Oz

06/05/2013

Our very own Shay Wheat with Stand Up And Lead is being interviewed on the radio today at 2pm PST! Let's show our support and listen at www.1talknetwork.com and click "Listen Live".
We also hear that she talks about Elevate! Yay! Thanks Shay & Congrats!

01/17/2013

Hopefully everyone is excited about out upcoming event tonight! If you're into fitness or being healthy this is the event for you! It's a mixer/training camp at CalFit Citrus Heights at 5:30 PM.

Come and play with us and the trainers, you might even win something! Like a Beanie, Towel, Pain-a-Trate (for those sore muscles), Gum and a Heart Health Supplement Compliments of Complete Health Fitness.

12/14/2012

What a fun time!

12/11/2012

Don't miss out upcoming event this week, the 3rd Annual White Elephant Gift Exchange hosted by your favorite young professionals, Elevate!