This panel was part of the VIP package for Exit & Build Virtual Summit 3. It wasn’t meant to be public. I’m releasing it free.

We had about an hour and twenty minutes with the entire Sacred Honor Educational Fellowship crew to get into the nitty gritty of the private realm. The foundational principles, divine law, and what it actually means to opt out of the legal matrix. Plus a long stretch of audience Q&A, which is where most of the value ended up.

Some of what gets covered:

The Trifecta framework. Private trusts, private membership associations, and ministries, and how the three work together rather than as separate tools.

National status correction. What it means to opt out of being a US citizen, the tax advantages that come with it, and the freedom advantages that matter more.

Equity, and how to use it to get out from under encumbrances a lot of people found themselves in without ever realizing they agreed to anything.

And the honest version of what this road feels like. One of the best moments in the whole panel is Marcia Ann saying that if this feels overwhelming and uncomfortable right now, celebrate it. It isn’t comfortable to find out that everything you were taught was a lie. That discomfort means your awareness is opening. Then Michael adds the part that stuck with me: don’t stop there, press through until you’re comfortable being uncomfortable.

If you want to work with Sacred Honor directly, email us and we’ll connect you.

They’re going deep at Exit & Build 6

November 5-8 at Mollie Engelhart’s Sovereignty Ranch in Bandera, Texas.

They’re running multiple ninety-minute immersive workshops plus their own Private Realm Implementation Zone across all four days, where you sit down with them about your actual situation. A main stage panel with the whole crew. Deep dives on each individual pathway. Marcia and Michael on the Trifecta. Daniel on status correction. Phil on equity. The seminary workshop. An Allodial Land workshop.

If you want to immerse yourself in this world and connect with these people directly, that’s the room to be in.

Also speaking: David Avocado Wolfe, Joel Skousen, Curtis Stone, Doug and Stacy, Alec Zeck, Mollie Engelhart, Jeremy Cordon of Goldback, Mike Winner of Qortal, Andy Schoonover of CrowdHealth, and more.

Ticket prices go up October 22nd.

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And we’re making the trip easy. Shuttles run from San Antonio International to the ranch and back. There’s a Telegram group where attendees are coordinating rideshares and splitting accommodations to bring costs down. Camping, glamping, and tiny homes are all bookable right on the property, so nobody has to drive back to a hotel when the fire’s still going.

Questions? Reply to any of our emails or reach out. We’ll take care of you.

We've been big supporters of Zano, thye have been a sponsor of this show and of our events , and I've personally onboarded scores of people into it. So this one isn't easy for me, and I took a few days before saying anything publicly because I wanted the full picture and I needed to work out where I actually stand.

Here's the breakdown.

About a month ago Zano pushed a network upgrade through a hard fork. There was a flaw in the new code that nobody caught for an entire month. An inflation bug, meaning whoever found it could mint Zano and Freedom Dollar out of thin air. It surfaced on Friday the 25th when the price dumped around 25 percent and somebody on the team asked why so much was suddenly being sold.

Nobody knows how much got created. There's still no public number. A person close to the project said they couldn't confidently establish the amount, which is why they rejected simply buying the fake coins back. The marketing lead told Cointelegraph it was "considerable." Some of it sat in accounts with visible balances and can be counted, but once it got spent into ordinary private outputs it stopped being traceable. That's the tradeoff with a privacy coin, and it's why a clean audit is so difficult. The post-mortem still hasn't been published.

So the team faced two bad options. Do nothing and accept that the supply everybody was promised might be meaningless. Or roll back the chain.

They rolled it back. First they announced 24 hours, then walked the language back to a "coordinated network upgrade," then rolled back a full month.

On this show I get into:

Why immutability is the whole point of a blockchain, and what it means when a month of it can be undone.

What the speed of that decision tells us about how decentralized the project actually is.

The transaction I lost. Three weeks ago I helped a meat vendor at the Bastrop Farmers Market set up a wallet and bought $130 worth of meat with Zano. I've eaten the sausage. When my wallet resyncs I'll have the Zano back and he won't. I'm going to go make that right with him.

Why I don't think this was insider action or a cover-up, and why I still think the rollback may have been the right call for the project's survival.

The part that bothers me most, which is that the core team didn't catch this for a month while outside parties are running AI across crypto codebases hunting for exactly this.

Where I land now. I'm blockchain agnostic. Bitcoin for preserving wealth, Monero for trading outside the system, and why I can't recommend Zano for trading right now even though I want these guys to make it.

And the lessons I'm carrying forward about crypto, about counterparty trust, and about why precious metals still have a place in all of this.

Exit & Build Virtual Summit 3 — This Saturday, October 3rd 12:00 to 5:00 PM Central. Free.

A wallet is just software. What makes a parallel economy real is a dozen people you actually trade with. This summit is about community, and we're doing it as a Virtual Block Party with live music throughout and an open chat full of people in your state. Featuring David Avocado Wolfe, Curtis Stone, Michael Cobb, the Sacred Honor crew, and Prezence playing live.

https://courses.livefree.academy/exit-and-build-6-virtual-summit-3

Exit & Build 6 — November 5-8, 2026 Mollie Engelhart's Sovereignty Ranch, Bandera, Texas

Four days immersed in a working counter-economy. Buy your meals with crypto, silver, or Goldbacks. Sit down in the implementation zones and get your wallet funded and your plan built instead of taking notes about it. Speaking: David Avocado Wolfe, Joel Skousen, Curtis Stone, Doug and Stacy, Alec Zeck, Glenn and Eric Meder, and more.

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Andy Schoonover is back on the show, and we're catching up on where CrowdHealth is at now.

For folks who haven't heard me talk about this before, CrowdHealth is a parallel economy alternative to health insurance. It's a peer-to-peer crowd of people, a lot of them freedom folks and Bitcoiners, who fund each other's health events directly instead of running everything through an insurance company. I'm a member. Ryan's a member. My bill usually runs well under $200 a month.

Here's the argument Andy makes...

There are two broken options in front of most people. Insurance supposedly protects you from a big bill, though it often doesn't. But by transferring the risk to a third party, it strips out any reason for you to care what anything costs. Nobody asks the price. That's a major reason prices keep climbing.

Going uninsured keeps you price conscious. You ask what things cost because you're paying. But it leaves you exposed if something catastrophic happens.

CrowdHealth's bet is that you can have both. Community support for the large, unexpected costs, with members keeping ownership of their own healthcare decisions and the tools to make those decisions well.

As Andy puts it, putting ownership back with the individual is the only way to bring real consumerism, and real cost reduction, to healthcare.

We get into how it actually works day to day, what happens when you have a real health event, how they handle holistic and natural health practitioners, what it costs, and where the model is headed.

Andy is speaking at Exit & Build 6

November 5-8, 2026 at Mollie Engelhart's Sovereignty Ranch in Bandera, Texas.

He's taking the main stage and then spending time answering questions directly from attendees about CrowdHealth. If you've been curious about opting out of the insurance system but had questions holding you back, that's your chance to ask the founder in person.

Four days on working regenerative land with hands-on implementation zones where you actually build instead of taking notes. Also speaking: David Avocado Wolfe, Joel Skousen, Curtis Stone, Alec Zeck, Doug and Stacy, Mollie Engelhart, Jeremy Cordon of Goldback, Mike Winner, and the full Sacred Honor Educational Fellowship crew.

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