Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, United States •
$5,001 - $10,000
About
Elvis helps people move from survival to intentional leadership through identity and healing.
The Psychology of Money: How Identity, Trauma, and Healing Shape Our Financial Lives
Money is never just about math. It is memory, fear, identity, and survival wrapped into daily decisions. Drawing from his journey from Guatemala to boardrooms, Elvis Rivera unpacks how childhood scarcity, cultural expectations, and unhealed trauma quietly drive our financial behavior. This talk reframes budgeting and wealth building through a human lens, helping audiences understand why discipline alone is not enough. Participants learn how to recognize emotional spending, rewrite inherited money narratives, and align their financial goals with personal healing and purpose. Attendee Results: • Understand the emotional roots of financial habits • Identify money beliefs formed through lived experience • Replace shame with clarity in financial decision-making • Build healthier relationships with earning, saving, and giving
Pa’lante: Turning Pain Into Purpose and Forward Into a Practice
“Forward isn’t a direction — it’s a decision.” Based on the 14 principles from Pa’lante: The Long Way Forward, this keynote helps audiences move from survival to intention. Elvis shares how progress is built through daily recommitment rather than perfect conditions. Through story, reflection, and practical application, participants learn how to keep momentum during uncertainty, burnout, and change. Attendee Results: • Replace waiting for clarity with building momentum • Learn how to move forward without having all the answers • Reconnect to purpose during seasons of fatigue • Develop personal practices for long-term resilience
Your Voice Is Your Leverage: Leading With Identity Instead of Hiding It
From immigrant silence to public advocacy, Elvis explores how identity becomes a leadership asset rather than a liability. This session helps professionals understand how shrinking to fit systems costs innovation, influence, and authenticity. Participants learn how to speak from experience without apology and how voice becomes leverage for personal, organizational, and community impact. Attendee Results: • Recognize identity as leadership capital • Build confidence in advocacy and visibility • Learn to navigate rooms where you are “the only” • Practice using lived experience as strategic influence
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