A Field Guide to Strategic Sovereignty
Penelope waited twenty years for Odysseus to return from war. Everyone believed he was dead.
Suitors demanded she choose a new husband. She agreed she would—but only after finishing a funeral shroud for her father-in-law.
Every day, she wove. Every night, she unraveled her work.
For years, she wove by day and unraveled by night.
What looked like compliance was actually sovereignty in disguise.
You show up in boardrooms as your strategic self, leaving your spiritual wisdom at the door. You dim your identity to fit global spaces. You hide your vision to be taken seriously. You've learned to be less than whole because the world profits from your brokenness.
What if fragmentation isn't the price of success—it's the thing preventing it?
Part memoir, part manual, part mystical text—revealing how the very quality that makes you feel displaced is exactly what's needed to create the next world.
The Penelope Principle teaches us:
You don't build the new world by tearing down the old one. You weave something stronger, truer, more whole. You create your own spacetime where sovereignty becomes possible.
You are allowed to be whole.
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Book due Fall 2025 • Early supporters get first access