Gratitude is something that helps me remain in the flow and appreciation energy. When things are stressful or complicated, I fall into gratitude because it loosens up my creativity and helps me feel joy. I am wondering what are 3 things you are grateful for in your life right now? Put it in the comments below... I will go first.

Hi @Vickie Helm I’ve understood so far to create a digital product for passive income but I’m stuck on the marketing part. Considering the choice between using a rental platform or building my own fully sovereign platform, is there a way to set up my product so I don’t have to actively push it all the time? How can I minimize my marketing effort while still making sales? How do I sell licenses for the affliate system we create? What platform do you recommend for that And what’s the process? Regarding heirloom seeds you suggested Did you mean I should keep one set as asset? Or i should do selling like B2C and B2B?

So today I was inspired reading a comment by our amazing community member @Karen Saxe (read it HERE) where she proclaimed a sovereign wealth goal that she had for herself. What I love about it is that she's specific and has given herself a deadline (hello SMART goal). So I'd like to ask each of us to consider one thing we'd like to accomplish for ourselves by the end of 2025 in the name of creating our sovereign wealth. And it's time to start thinking big for ourselves. Because WE deserve that kind of big promise that we often give to others, but forget to take. In the comments below, share your goal so we can all be inspired by your greatness and wrap our arms around you in support. Let's do this ladies!

Over the past couple of weeks, we have learned about some of the conditioning that women have received about building sovereign wealth. Once you learn these concepts, you can't "unsee" these systems and unspoken rules that exist. In the comments, we would love for you to share which “rule” about being a woman have you have broken (or are ready to break)? Some examples include: - Waiting for permission - Playing small to keep others comfortable - Not talking about money - Putting myself last

Although most of what will be taught in Undependent Woman is about the forward action we will take to create sovereign wealth, I still think it's important to visit our journey here and there and understand how we developed our own personal "programming" around money. Aka, all the beliefs we have floating in our brain about how we make, save, spend, etc our money. What’s your earliest memory about money? Do you think it shaped how you think about money today? My earliest memory is watching my single mom stress out when my dad was late with child support checks. I remember feeling the stress in my young body and know that this experience shaped my ideas about safety and dependence.