When everyone slaps "matriarchy" on a co-housing community, a leadership coaching course, and a business model without having the ACTUAL infrastructure, it dilutes both the meaning and the movement.

Matriarchy is not vibes or an aesthetic.

It's a blueprint for a more humane and connected way of living.

On today's episode, we're talking about what matriarchy actually is and isn't.

I outline the four must-have pillars of matriarchal infrastructure, in other words, what's required legally and somatically for matriarchy to become real and established for the long game:

Ownership

Governance

Wealth Systems

Embodiment

In approximately 30 minutes, you'll know what gaps you need to close in your co-housing ownership structure, your leadership structures, in how you move money through your business, and in how you share power.

A matriarchal economy requires us to see ourselves in that bigger web of relationship, of which trust is the foundation, simultaneously releasing our patterns of transactional exchange.

In this episode, you'll learn:

-the differences between transaction, reciprocity and extraction;

-why you default to transactional exchanges vs trusting the greater web of relationship;

-the 5 relational archetypes and how they relate to how we give and receive in relationships;

-how to build the trust to make reciprocity feel safer.

Reciprocity is the wealth-building foundation of the modern economic matriarchy.

And the question of how to withdraw from the machine, strategically, structurally, collectively, is one of the most practically urgent questions available right now, perfect for today's eclipse.

In today's episode, I show you exactly how to:

-withdraw your life force from the machine,

-make the machine lose its leverage (based on its four favorite weapons)

-build the alternative infrastructure based on the four forms of capital.

In just under 30 minutes, you'll receive the map to withdraw from the narcissistic machine in the very same way you withdraw supply from a narcissistic partner.

It's the collective, feral GTFO plan.

How host a skillshare:
https://www.permaculturewomen.com/how-to-organize-a-skillshare/