Who decided what you're worth?Your boss? Your clients? The market? Your competitors?We've spent our lives letting other people put a price on our work, then organizing our time, ambitions, responsibilities, and entire existence around that number.But what happens when you take that authority back?In this episode of You Know Everything, we're talking about sovereignty, economic independence, compensation, transparency, and a new Business 3.0 concept I'm developing called Life Share.Because I think we've been measuring the economics of human participation completely backwards.Your work doesn't just cost you hours. It occupies a share of your actual life. Your attention, energy, emotional capacity, relationships, opportunities, and future possibilities. And the value of that participation isn't necessarily what somebody else is willing to pay for it.We get into what it really means to be responsible for your own decisions, how to calculate the life you actually want to live, why traditional salary negotiations miss the point, what transparency requires from people in positions of power, and how we might build agreements that evolve as people and businesses change.This isn't just for entrepreneurs. It's for employees, executives, consultants, creatives, founders, and anybody who's ever wondered whether what they're getting is worth what they're giving.Because when you're finally the one making the decisions, there's a whole new question to confront:What actually deserves your life?