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The next decade poses the greatest opportunity in human history for entrepreneurs. The opportunity for them to solve some of the world’s leading problems, whilst still allowing for profit and purpose to co-exist. In recent years we have seen a shift in organisations. Many are now fulfilling a purpose more profound than simply selling a product or service, or operate as social enterprises. One can deduce that this is largely due to the values the millennial generation holds as many of them enter the entrepreneurial market.

Whilst creating a business with the sole purpose of helping others or to combat a serious issue in our world seems lacking from a profitability point of view, millennials are actually poised to become the richest generation in history. A US study has found that there are approximately 618,000 millennial millionaires in the United States, with 93% of those having a net worth between $1-2.49 million. What was that Boomers say about it doesn’t pay to pursue your passion?

One such millionaire millennial is Samantha J. By the age of 21, Samantha had lead her first business to 8 figures. This prompted the proclaimed business empress to embark on a journey of soulful discovery, helping her embody her divine femininity and masculinity, and step into her personal power.

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