In today’s NextGen Mastermind, I reveal how the parameters you choose for your equity directly correlate to the sovereignty you can exercise over it. Through real-world examples from our community members, we explored how breaking free from prescribed identifiers opens up new possibilities for private commerce and wealth preservation.
The greatest hurdle many face in their journey toward sovereignty isn’t the technical aspects – it’s the paradigm around identifiers.
How we identify ourselves,
our assets, and our exchanges
fundamentally shapes our capacities.
Using AudreyLynn’s chicken chip enterprise as a living case study, we examined how something as simple as batch tracking can evolve into a sophisticated system for preserving and growing private wealth.
The beauty of parameters lies in their flexibility.
Whether you’re tracking precious metals like Maureen suggested, or documenting fermented tea harvests, the principle remains the same: the one who defines the parameters of the equity, the account, the trust, and the contracts holds the power over the equity.
This becomes critically important as we face the increasing pressure of digital IDs. While the system wants to prescribe your identifiers, you have the unalienable right to create your own.
Ian pointed out a valuable perspective! – even something as fundamental as a “legal name” is simply an adjective-noun combination created by someone other than you, skewing the original definition of the noun!
What struck me most during today’s session was watching the light bulbs go off as members realized: sovereignty isn’t about rebellion against the existing system – it’s about creating something better. As Maureen beautifully articulated,
“It’s about creating the world we want to live in.”
Start by creating the parameters of your equity.