There are specific emotions and sensations that arise when the systems that've been organizing your reality reveal themselves and come undone.

You've probably experienced this before in your shadow work process.

You feel this not because your life is over, but because you're floating in the space between what was and what hasn't formed yet.

That void is what this episode is about.

We're getting into why systems collapse is an initiation, not a crisis.

Why our bodies cling to anti-life templates even when we know they're awful.

Why losing meaning is actually a sign you're growing.

And most importantly: what to practice in the liminal space that can actually change the trajectory of the timeline.

The answer isn't a new template.

It's something more primal and precious.

This one is personal.

It's Aries season, it's giving COVID breakdown and Twilight Zone madness, and it's what I'm observing in real time, in my worldschooling community, online, and in the collective.

The split in awareness is becoming impossible to ignore.

And I want to give you some orientation as it widens.

New episode is live.

Come find your YES in the small moments with me.

And that somebody had a lot to lose if women started building wealth outside of systems they controlled.

I've been in this business model for 3+ years, and what I know from the inside is that network marketing, held in matriarchal hands, is one of the most powerful wealth-building structures available to women right now.

Low barrier to entry.

Scalable.

Inheritable.

Built on reciprocity, mentorship and collective growth.

In this episode I define the model and dismantle every objection one by one and show you EXACTLY what it looks like when women run a business like a coven instead of a corporation.

I also talk about what I think the REAL pyramid scheme is (I promise you it's not this) and break down the material and energetic costs of

a) getting more education; and

b) going the solopreneur route.

If you're building alone or are exhausted by the options you've been given, this episode is for you.

How do we operate and thrive as a community without banks?

And how do we do this in a way that redistributes wealth and acknowledges the many ways Black and brown folks have been systematically locked out of building wealth?

This is just SOME of what we get into on this episode of the podcast, where we talk about alternative economies, specifically community funding structures.

This practice, formally known as a rotating savings and credit association (ROSCA), has over 200 different names that vary from country to country.

I first heard about ROSCA's (or susu in Nigeria) about 8 years ago from a dear acquaintance in my New Haven social justice community, and I invited today's guest to come on to the podcast and share all the details of how to run them with you.

Farron Harvey is a facilitator of wealth redistribution systems and a social justice movement builder (doing this for 18 years or since they were a teenager!) for organizations and individuals looking to grow in integrity with their mission and values.

What I thought was going to be a straightforward episode on how to run and facilitate a susu ended up being a mind-blowing conversation around wealth distribution and equity.

I promise your wealth consciousness will increase by at least 10 points after 50 minutes of listening (and so will your hope in the future).