"There’s a difference between not knowing something… and hiding when you do." 

If you’ve been sitting on your brilliance—nervous to say the thing, launch the offer, or take up a little more space—this one’s for you.

Let’s be real: Playing small isn’t humble. It’s self-sabotage. And it’s costing you way more than you think.

In Episode 4 of the Sovereign Conversations podcast, I break down what “playing small” actually looks like in business. Spoiler alert—it’s not just about being quiet or shy. It’s about:

• Shrinking your pricing out of fear

• Saying yes when you mean no

• Over-preparing instead of launching

• Waiting for a sign, permission, or perfect plan before you move

Sound familiar?

That used to be me. I told myself I wasn’t “ready” yet, that I needed to earn my place or be chosen by someone else before I could lead. Meanwhile, people who weren’t any more qualified than me were out there doing the thing I was dreaming of.

What changed? I stopped waiting ...

 "Sovereignty is the shift from doing what you think you should, to doing what your soul knows you must."

What if your entire business began with one radical question: Who’s really in charge here?

So many entrepreneurs start off chasing freedom, only to find themselves shackled by invisible obligations: other people’s expectations, outdated business rules, or fear of what might happen if they say no. That kind of hustle might get you somewhere fast—but usually, it’s somewhere you didn’t actually want to be.

That’s where the mindset of sovereignty comes in. It’s not just a buzzword or a trendy spiritual flex. It’s a practical and profound shift that changes the way you do business, make decisions, and experience freedom.

Sovereignty isn’t about doing everything alone, grinding yourself into the ground, or rejecting help. It’s about standing in your own authority, making aligned decisions from a place of clarity instead of chaos, and choosing your path with full self-leadership.