This post is sponsored by The Millennial’s Guide To Changing The World book by Allison Sher.
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I was given a digital copy of this book. I thought that it would be good to read, even though I am a Gen X’er. There is just so much talk about the Millennial’s right now that I thought that it would be good to get to know what is going on inside their head.
About the BookThe Millennial’s Guide to Changing the World teaches young people everything they need to know to change the world, while building a happy, healthy adult life for themselves. It explains how our current social systems work, the challenges young people are inheriting and how millennials can step into our power to create a critical mass conversion to solve them. Everything from politics to spirituality to love relationships to education to sex to economics to mental health is covered. And it includes 50 or so juicy, true life stories from millennials across the country. You will laugh. You will cry. You will re-think everything about who you are and what is possible in this life.
This book does have interviews from a wide variety of Millennial’s with differing backgrounds. There are more to Millennial’s then the “avocado toast” thing. They do have desires to be entrepreneurs and and work and make their mark in this world. They want to vote and have their voices heard. This book is a good handbook to help give relatable tips to those who need to know that they are not alone in this world.
If you know a Millennial or want to learn more about how to relate and help them, this is a good book to read. You can purchase the book online at http://www.millennials-incorporated.com/, Amazon, Barnes & Nobles and other independent retailers.