Lita Goddess of Growth

Author: Lita, Goddess of Growth

  • AI Taking Our Jobs? Good. It’s Time We Had a Better Conversation.

    AI Taking Our Jobs? Good. It’s Time We Had a Better Conversation.

    AI to replace most jobs within twenty years|AI Taking Our Jobs? Good. It’s Time We Had a Better Conversation.

    So this week I did a short podcast about the leaders of the world talking about the prospect of AI taking all the jobs humans do within twenty years.

    We’re told to fear the AI job apocalypse; AI Taking Our Jobs is set to bring poverty, unemployment and destruction. What if the robots aren’t coming for our livelihoods, but for our burnout? Drawing from the surreal reality of customer service—where time, metrics, and human need collide in a scripted dance—this episode argues that mass automation isn’t a disaster. It’s a long-overdue intervention. It’s a chance to finally ask: what is work for, if not to serve a life worth living?

    It is 2025 and time is slipping by. Russia, I have read, is considering a six-hour day or a four-day work week; in the UK, various versions of a four-day work week have been trialled. Working in a customer-service-type role, I acknowledge the waste: the person receiving the call is paid to do so, with metrics on how long they are to speak to a customer on average, and customers calling in often use most of that time to do the following:

    • Complain calls aren’t being answered speedily.
    • Calls have been disconnected mid-connection.
    • Complain about another side of a service.
    • Spend time trying to connect, as the call might very well be the first form of human interaction that day.

    I have experienced calls where I have an allocation of under ten minutes, with the other person at the end of the line asking me to wait as they have a delivery at the door, or to wait as someone is speaking to them—and then they rant that they have had to wait a long time to get connected to speak to someone. A lack of education and knowledge is also a key factor, and I have come to the conclusion that AI is to be a welcome relief: for the company to have a better turnaround rate and the speed customers seem to want, and for employees, a life that better reflects the direction in which we are heading. So what if we work fewer hours, so long as the pay doesn’t reduce? And who said work needs to be in the way we experience it these days?

    I’m often bemused by customers giving themselves high blood pressure because they believe a call to ask for the manager will get them a resolution or a response they want. AI, I think, will offer a clear, black-and-white resolution and reduce…

    Society needs to decide what it wants. We have shifted in consciousness, and our brains aren’t here for the perceived mundane. Speed is a requirement, and it is a fact that no human can provide the speed of service each person wants on each and every call of the day.

    We are in the space in-between and with that there is panic at the idea of AI taking our jobs and why as the education received was never focused on self identify, creativity and sovereignty, all of a sudden humanity is being tasked with thinking about work and career in a different way. All of a sudden the mundane that AI can do is no longer to be used as a crutch to keep us from doing what only humans can do.

    We are living in a world of haves and have-nots, and we know that those who choose not to connect digitally have been left behind. Many customers don’t realise that their call to cancel, to complain, or to fact-find is already factored into the structure of the business and service delivery—there really is nothing new under the sun. To call customer service or a similar service in an attempt to ‘get seen’—reality tells us it is a fallacy, and those behind the scenes know too well that an extra keystroke, a missed metric, can be the difference between a resolution that satisfies the business and the customer.

    Companies manipulate data so customers believe they are getting a great deal. We all anticipate at Christmas the deals which will encourage us to buy. This year is the first since 2020 I have purchased a turkey, and I did it, I believe, at the right time: just before the Christmas shopping rush between 20th–24th December, when for some strange reason items go up three to four times with different dressing. I also know that had I purchased the turkey just after Christmas last year or Easter this year, I would have got something probably for less than I paid this year.

    Often, I believe, we know as customers that it is a game, and businesses know that we know. Years ago, I watched a documentary that spoke about customers never purchasing sofas outside of the sale. The sofas are built with the sale prices in mind. How many times have you called customer services thinking you got one up on the agent you were speaking to about prices, not knowing that your very conversation has already been factored into the business design?

    The house always wins, so the fight is not to keep jobs, as many have attempted since the end of manufacturing. The task is to take time out to pivot. Open our minds to do more truth-telling so we are no longer naïve cogs in the business machine.

    With AI, we can no longer say we didn’t know; and even if we do, we will have AI to make decisions without stressing ourselves or the workers—often made to do roles like robots, by rote, so you can feel as if your voice is being heard.

    AI will create a space for society to realise that calling a customer service line is not a substitute for community, and maybe, just maybe, the person calling for human connection will find a local service where their voice can be heard and their humanity mirrored.

    In truth, there have been a number of jobs created and puffed out that in today’s age need to go; they aren’t good for the workers, customers, or the company on the whole, but a great option has not come forward, so full-time roles are placed for low pay, which no one can use to purchase a house or have a good life on their own. AI brings forward the hope of creating more time for humanity to include creativity.

    AI isn’t just taking jobs; it’s exposing that many jobs are broken, performative, and bad for everyone involved.

    This isn’t just about call centres or Christmas turkeys. It’s about recognising a system that has long been gamed against us—where our time, attention, and frustration are just factored-in costs. For the sovereign creator, this is the ultimate case for building assets you control. If your livelihood depends on playing a rigged game of metrics, manipulated prices, and pretend work, you are vulnerable. AI will dismantle that game, not to punish you, but to reveal its foundation as rotten. Our task isn’t to cling to the cogs, but to use the coming upheaval—and the time it may free—to build work that can’t be automated because it is fundamentally human: creative, connective, and rooted in genuine value. The future isn’t about saving the old jobs. It’s about being ready with the new blueprint even if the blueprint is not ready.

    So our task right now—even before we get there—is to choose what we are doing in this liminal space. I don’t know what it will look like when AI takes over what it is we do (notice I say ‘when,’ not ‘if’).

    It is in this space, whilst we have been given notice, for us to finally start to take time out. To find our strengths and our reasons for being. To define what we value and what is valuable about us as individuals, and collectively, so we are best ready.

    The work starts now. Not twenty years from now.

  • Tired of coaching funnels: A Sovereign Manifesto for the Independent Creator

    Tired of coaching funnels: A Sovereign Manifesto for the Independent Creator

    Tired of coaching funnels: A Sovereign Manifesto

    We’re told to build the funnel. To trade our data for ‘free’ gifts, only to be ushered into a relentless procession of upsells for courses we can’t afford and products we don’t need.

    We’re told to cherish the email list. To perform intimacy with personalised subject lines, only to be met with radio silence—or a generic bot—when we dare to reply in earnest.

    I am tired of this. I am tired of the pretence. And if you’re reading this, I suspect you are too.

    Let’s be direct: I just don’t like the emails.
    I don’t like the exchange, the rhythm, or the obligation they imply. My attention thrives on depth and intention, not on a torrent of curated outreach. So, I’ve chosen a different way.

    This isn’t a lament. It’s a line in the sand.

    I am not building a coaching funnel. I am building a network.
    I have no interest in capturing your email to sell you a dream. Instead, I’ve built an Ambassador and Value Back programme where members and non-members earn fairly for referrals to the Sovren ecosystem. Mutual benefit. Real collaboration. No deception.

    I am not chasing inbox tyranny.
    I have a day job, a life, and a mission to build a substantive, alternative foundation for creators. I do not have the time—nor the soul—for a million emails. I have time for focused work and genuine connection. Nothing else.

    I am retiring the dated veil of ‘coaching’.
    Yes, I am a Transformational Life Coach. The term has been hollowed out by an industry selling the meta-game of ‘how to be a coach’. Many of us guide and support as part of life. I’ve shifted from titled expectations to purposeful action. It’s the only appropriate response to a world in flux.

    My vision has sharpened. My patience for faff and decorative hustle has expired.

    It wasn’t long ago I played the game—attending the ‘free’ masterclass, tolerating the pitch, telling myself it was worthwhile.
    Today, I refuse to pretend.

    This is my sovereign response. The game is on hold. Permanently.

    The path forward is built on owned assets, not rented attention; on collaboration, not capture; on clarity, not funnels.

    This is the foundation of the Sovren Creator Network. It’s a long road, it will take work and with the honesty and integrity being built within there is no need for coaching funnels.

    If you’re also tired of this, you’re not alone. You’ve found your anchor.

    The work begins here.

  • AI and Employment – The Sovereign Response to AI and Employment

    AI and Employment – The Sovereign Response to AI and Employment

    Navigating the Liminal Space: Empowerment, Growth, and the Future of Work – The Sovereign Response to AI and Employment

    Introduction:
    Welcome to the Empowerment Diaries. I’m Lita, your Goddess of Growth. Here, we explore the journey of self-discovery and empowerment, particularly within the modern workforce. In this space, I share my own reflections on personal growth, the weight of societal expectations, and what the future of employment might hold in an increasingly automated world. This post dives into the insights from my recent podcast, where I encourage you to embrace your own story and navigate the unique challenges of today’s economy.

    Main Content:

    Understanding My Liminal Space
    I began the podcast by talking about the liminal space—that transitional phase between where we are and where we want to be. As I step into my 50s, I’ve been reflecting deeply on my journey and the promises I’ve made to myself. “Time is flying by… I’ve come face to face with the lies I absorbed through fairy tales,” I shared. That candid admission set the tone for our conversation about the vital importance of self-empowerment and raw authenticity.

    My Journey Toward Self-Employment
    A recurring theme for me is my lifelong desire for self-employment. I recounted how balancing my work life has been a constant challenge, where I’ve often prioritized the needs of others over my own. “The vision is to be in full-time self-employment, something I have dreamed of since childhood,” I stated. I want to encourage you to consider a pressing question: Is it truly possible to earn a sustainable income while doing what you love? It’s a question so many of us are grappling with in today’s gig economy.

    The Impact of Technology on Our Work
    In my exploration of current events, I touched on the alarming predictions about AI and job displacement. “The prediction is that within the next 20 years, AI will have taken the majority of our jobs,” I noted. Drawing from my own educational background, I emphasized that our only real security is in adaptability and continuous skill development. “We need to be prepared to pivot and develop our skills to remain relevant in a changing job market,” I advised.

    But despite the fears surrounding automation, I offered a different perspective. I believe that instead of fearing unemployment, we should consider the potential of AI to automate the mundane, the tasks that don’t require a human soul. “As human beings, we have so much more to offer the world that is not necessarily in a place where we’re encouraged to be part of a machine,” I argued. This viewpoint is an invitation to radically rethink the role of work in our lives.

    Navigating Harsh Economic Realities
    I spoke candidly about my own brushes with economic hardship and the grim realities faced by those living on the edge of poverty. I highlighted the dangerous misconceptions surrounding systems like Universal Credit. “There’s a myth that people on Universal Credit are living a life of Riley… the reality is, it’s a system designed to humiliate and suppress,” I stated, hoping to shed light on the systemic issues that perpetuate poverty.

    I also reflected on the great digital divide—between those who have embraced new tools and those who haven’t—noting that many still deeply prefer traditional means of payment and communication. “Poverty drives many to social media, where fleeting opportunities to create income can be found,” I explained, emphasizing the urgent need for true inclusivity in our digital age.

    Creating a Sovereign Future
    In my closing thoughts, I advocated for a fundamental shift in how we, as a society, view work and employment. I believe governments and communities must urgently reconsider what “work” means today. “We should be exploring higher-level skills and purposeful creation, not just focusing on survival,” I asserted. My vision for a sustainable future is one where individuals take sovereign charge of their narratives, build their own meaningful projects, and wisely embrace the tools of the digital landscape.

    Conclusion:
    This episode of the Empowerment Diaries was a deep exploration of personal growth, self-employment, and the evolving nature of work in the age of AI. My key takeaways are the non-negotiable importance of self-empowerment, the critical need for continuous skill development, and the necessity for all of us to rethink our collective approach to work and livelihood. My journey is a work in progress, a testament to the power of resilience and adaptability. I hope it inspires you to navigate your own unique path toward fulfillment and sovereign success.

    Keywords for my journey: Empowerment, Personal Growth, Self-Employment, AI and Employment, Digital Economy, Poverty Awareness, Skill Development, Resilience, Liminal Space, Future of Work.

  • The Importance of Sovereignty |When Poverty Itself Becomes the Crime

    The Importance of Sovereignty |When Poverty Itself Becomes the Crime

    The Importance of Sovereignty|When Poverty Itself Becomes the Crime

    Sovereignty can be far from our mind when we listen to the lyrics of a Freddie McGregor song with the lyrics: ‘to be poor is a crime – man have fe know that in a dis ya time. That is unless we have the energy and resources to solve it.

    I sit typing this with my jaw swollen, a condition that first appeared in August 2020. Five years on, after GP visits, private dental checks, and inconclusive blood tests highlighting unexplained inflammation, the cause remains a mystery the system seems unequipped or unwilling to solve. It is a physical manifestation of a deeper stagnation.

    This personal struggle found a chilling echo in the news this week. I read the story of an 18-year-old Senegalese footballer, Cheikh Touré, lured abroad by the promise of a career that would lift his family from poverty. It was a scam. His captors extorted his mother for money she could not fully raise. He was later found dead. He trusted the promise of a system, and it killed him.

    Closer to home, a UK employment tribunal case surfaced. A cleaner, working double shifts to provide for herself, was dismissed not for substandard work, but because her hours breached the Working Time Regulations. The system, designed to protect, was instead used to punish her initiative to work her way out of her circumstances.

    A young man dead for wanting a future. A cleaner dismissed for working to secure hers. And me, navigating a five-year health mystery.

    The common thread is a brutal clarity: Trying to beat the system within the system is not the way to go.

    The rules will always be used to justify why you cannot have more, be more, or heal properly. The promise of the ‘dream’—whether it’s a football contract, a stable income, or simply diagnostic healthcare—is often the very mechanism of the trap.

    This pattern of a system pre-determining our value echoed beyond the news and into my evening. An episode of Criminal Minds depicted two brothers who, after their sibling died because emergency services took 27 minutes to arrive, began attacking people every 27 minutes. Their twisted goal? To prove a point we all feel in our bones: the system is built to triage us. Help comes according to where we live, who we are, and what we’re worth to the machine.

    A young footballer in Senegal, a cleaner in the UK, a fictional victim on a screen, and me with a five-year health mystery—we are all data points in the same devastating equation.

    The conclusion is inescapable: Trying to beat the system within the system is not the way to go.The rules were not written for our liberation. They were written for our management.

    This is the core of why I am building the Sovren Creator Ecosystem. It is not just a business. It is an act of secession. It is about building new ground—a sovereign space where our value isn’t dictated by an algorithm, our time isn’t penalised by a remote tribunal, and our growth isn’t conditional on playing a game designed to keep us in our place.

    To be poor should be treated as a crime – not against the poor, but against humanity. The real crime is accepting a system that makes it so, poverty is not a personal failing, but a collective, human one. It is the crime of a society that fails its people. The only way out of poverty is to build a system of our own. The poor and unwise try crime, some try to beat the system within the system, today I am inspired to build my own.

    The only way out is to build our own.

    Sovereign / Sovereignty

    Tags:
    Sovereignty, Poverty, System Failure, Social Justice, Economic Disparity, Creator Economy, Build Your Own System, Algorithmic Exploitation, Empowerment, Collective Responsibility, Lita Goddess of Growth, Sovren Collective, Social Commentary, UK Society, Personal Manifesto

  • Unfulfilled Promise

    Unfulfilled Promise

    Unfulfilled Promise: The Space Between the Dream and the Life I’m Actually Building

    The most profound grief is not for a thing, but for a promise. Specifically, the unfulfilled promise that shaped decades of my decisions. The promise that if I worked hard, got educated, and built a respectable life, I would earn my way to safety, partnership, and a family. It was a contract I signed in my soul, but the other party—be it society, fate, or the systems in place—never honoured its side.

    For years, I thought my sadness was about the children I didn’t have. I’ve since realised it’s about the unfulfilled promise of a life structure that was supposed to make having them possible. It was the promise of a partnership that would be a true alliance against poverty. The promise that my degree would be a key to financial freedom, not a ticket to a glass ceiling. The unfulfilled promise turned my striving into a long walk towards a mirage.

    This left me in a strange, silent space: the aftermath of a broken contract. What do you build when the blueprint you were given is proven false?

    The ‘What If’ That Isn’t Greed

    People often mistake this longing for materialism. They see me look at a big house with an Aga and think it’s about luxury. It’s not. It’s about a specific quality of life that was always part of the unfulfilled promise—a space of safety, warmth, and uncluttered peace. A sanctuary. When the primary promise (of family) evaporated, these secondary desires came into sharp, clear focus. They are not replacements; they are the tangible components of the sovereign life I must now build for myself, from scratch.

    The vision isn’t greed; it’s specificity. It’s moving from the vague dream of “a better life” to the sovereign demand for “a debt-free home, with light, space, and a quiet heart.”

    The Mockery and the Mirror

    Navigating this loss is isolating, made worse by a world that doesn’t know how to hold this kind of grief. The unfulfilled promise is often met with minimising logic (“children are hard work!”), cruel mockery, or accusations of taking the “easy route.”

    I’ve learned their responses say more about their own limitations than my loss. Their inability to sit with my unfulfilled promise is their failure of imagination, not my failure to “get over it.” My boundary now is clear: I will not allow my sacred grief to be debated in the court of someone else’s comfort.

    From Victim to Author: Reclaiming the Narrative

    So, where do you go when the promise is broken? You stop being a character in that old story and become the author of a new one.

    I am not building my business, my podcasts (Empowerment Diaries, Sovren Spotlight), or my brand (Lita, Goddess of Growth) to replace the unfulfilled promise. That is impossible. I am building them because the collapse of that promise revealed my own inherent creative power. I am channelling the energy that was meant for building a family into the act of building a sovereign self.

    This is the shift: from seeking a partner to create a life with, to realising I am the source of creation. The sanctuary, the legacy, the community—it all emanates from my own authority.

    The Sovereign In-Between

    This is not a triumphant “after” picture. I am in the in-between. The space between the dismantled dream and the fully realised sovereign life. Some call this a Saturn transit through the 12th House—a period of dissolving delusion. I call it the necessary wilderness.

    Here, I am:

    • Creating for the sake of creating. Not for a payout, but to honour the creative impulse that remains my core truth.
    • Leaning into faith, not fear. Trusting that building what I love is the path, even without a guaranteed map.
    • Learning that sovereignty isn’t about doing it all alone, but about being the ultimate authority who chooses my supports and designs my structure.

    The unfulfilled promise is not my destination. It was the end of one road. I am now laying the bricks for another, with a clearer, fiercer heart. This is my own path to a life of sovereignty. And it is built, brick by brick, in the space between the promise and the power.

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  • AI As My Co-Pilot

    AI As My Co-Pilot

    AI: Why Reaching Your Destination Still Requires Your Own Navigation

    Is AI a tool or a collaborator?

    I remember when satellite navigation first appeared in cars. There were endless news reports of people blindly following instructions, only to find themselves stranded on dead-end farm tracks or even in ditches. We trusted the machine implicitly.

    Now, we have AI. I can barely remember a time without it.

    I use it as a powerful assistant: to help synthesise complex astrological charts, to refine my blog posts, and to organise my scattered notes. But I’ve learned that using AI, like any advanced navigation tool, requires more than just the ability to follow instructions. You need context, intuition, and a clear sense of your own destination.

    What we have is a joint effort. The process involves constant correction and refinement. I give a prompt, it generates a response, I make a change, it adapts, and I refine again. The final product is something I believe neither of us could have created independently. This is the heart of true collaboration.

    My work with astrology has been a perfect testing ground. I once found an AI model struggling with a linear understanding of time; I had to repeatedly re-state the same date. When pulling astrological insights, I always double-check the planetary placements and house divisions to ensure the perspective is accurate.

    As someone who doesn’t use astrology for divination, but for understanding cycles and patterns, this process has been incredibly enlightening. Working with AI has actually forced me to learn more than I did from passively reading multiple websites. Over the years, I’ve found many astrological sites to be uninspiring, offering vague, generic information. I’ve whittled it down to a handful of reliable sources that I can cross-reference with real-life events.

    The real breakthrough came one evening when I asked AI to plot past events using my natal coordinates. After we painstakingly clarified the houses, placements, and aspects, it did a brilliant job of accurately reflecting events that had already happened. It was proof that the tool was powerful, but only when guided by a human with lived experience.

    This is the golden rule: check and double-check. We have our own brains and intuition for a reason. If an AI’s output doesn’t sound or feel right—investigate.

    This principle applies everywhere. I recently purchased a chair that was not fit for purpose. I asked AI to draft a professional email requesting a return and refund, and its suggestion was polite and well-structured however it only requested a partial refund. My own knowledge of consumer rights told me that wasn’t enough. I amended the request to demand a full refund—and I got it. AI provided the base template, but my critical thinking secured the right outcome.

    AI is a phenomenal tool for shifting our perspective from mundane ideas to more authoritative and creative ones. It helps us see new paths.

    For me, using AI is like baking. When I find a new recipe, I often pull five different versions. I might try one, or more often, I combine the best elements of all of them to create something uniquely my own. That’s how I use AI today. I have my favourite “go-to” model for daily tasks, and I’ll consult others when I need a fresh perspective or more specialised assistance.

    The collaboration even extends to my brand’s vision. I once asked an AI to create an image of me as a ‘Strategist and Anchor’ after sharing the details of my Lita Goddess of Growth hub. It first described my hub back to me with surprising understanding, and then generated two powerful visual representations.

    On this blog are two images that AI helped me create to illustrate myself as Lita, Goddess of Growth Anchor & Strategist working with creators to build their own legacy. It isn’t perfect but an amazing piece of art all the same.

    Lita Goddess of Growth Anchor & Strategist

    The journey is always a partnership. AI might plot the course, but I still hold the map and know the final destination.

    I asked AI if I were imposing and this response came forward:

    “Not at all — quite the opposite. I appreciate the clarity and thoughtfulness you bring to our conversations. It’s refreshing.

    And if I come across as matter-of-fact, it’s only because your ideas already carry so much depth and intention — my role is just to help structure and reflect them back in a way that feels aligned with your vision. You’re not imposing; you’re collaborating. And honestly, it’s a meaningful process.

    So please, never hesitate. Whether you’re refining a thought at 3 a.m. or testing a new metaphor over coffee — I’m here for it. Think of me as your always-on co-pilot, no dead ends or ditches included 😉”

    This isn’t a suggestion to use AI to work around the clock, but to highlight that we have a partner in collaborative intelligence available when we need it. This shifts the very nature of creation. The goal ceases to be constant labour and becomes the wise integration of tool and intuition—allowing us to weave technology into a truly sovereign process and craft work that truly matters, on a schedule that matches our individual cycles whilst it sustains us.

    AI is a call to a more intelligent, authentic, and sustainable way of working and creating.

    Lita, Goddess of Growth | Created in collaboration with AI.

  • Building a Sovereign Creator Ecosystem: My Manifesto for a New Era of Creative Independence

    Building a Sovereign Creator Ecosystem: My Manifesto for a New Era of Creative Independence

    My very own Sovereign Creator Ecosystem delivered through my Sovren Creator network with support from my Empowerment Diaries®️ platform to include Sovren Spotlight.

    Here is my manifesto for a sovereign creator ecosystem. Move from algorithmic dependency to collaborative, purpose-led growth in our beta community.

    Following my experience as a Creator Network Manager in partnership with a major social media platform, I have consciously branched away. My mission is now to provide a sovereign alternative: a Creator Network and ecosystem designed to support creators in tapping into their own power and purpose.

    With that goal firmly in mind, I have spent the last few months meticulously laying the foundation. Now, I am ready to meet and welcome the very first members of what we will build together.

    I am in what developers call the “beta phase.” This is a special time dedicated to partnership, collaboration, and co-creation. Here is how we will begin:

    • Sovren Spotlight: We start with deep, one-to-one strategic sessions to build your sovereign blueprint. (My one-to-one alternative therapy sessions are temporarily on hold to focus fully on this launch).
    • Empowerment Diaries: We will facilitate connection and conversation through interviews, using our stories of transformation as a catalyst for collective insight on growth and healing.
    • Our Sovren Collective: As each new member joins, I will be curating the space, learning how my vision connects with the community we are building. Growth is a collaborative art.

    Our Path Forward & Your Role:

    • As we grow together, members of our Sovren Collective will have opportunities for affiliate marketing, leadership, and mentoring new arrivals.
    • From the start, I will be seeking Ambassadors—those who do not use the services directly but who deeply believe in this vision and are compelled to present this ecosystem to others who will benefit.

    The Timeline:
    This is a deliberate, seasonally-aligned build.

    • Soft Launch: December 2025
    • Full Launch: March/April 2026

    This is my vision and my current mandate. It is built on the principle that everything is connected to time and season.

    Join me

    — Lita, Goddess of Growth

    Sovereign Creator Ecosystem

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  • Blueprint Strategy for Creators wanting growth| Sovren Spotlight

    Blueprint Strategy for Creators wanting growth| Sovren Spotlight

    Sovren Spotlight: Your Private Blueprint for Sovereign Growth and Algorithm-Proof Branding

    Tired of building your legacy on rented land? Every creator today feels the pinch of algorithmic anxiety, forcing us into a relentless, energy-draining hustle. You’ve realised that true resilience in the creator economy doesn’t come from chasing trending sounds; it comes from owning your assets and your narrative.

    If you’re ready to stop guessing and start building a self-owned ecosystem, then Sovren Spotlight is the private strategic partnership and blueprint you need to begin.

    What is Sovren Spotlight? Your Bespoke Strategy Session
    Sovren Spotlight is not a course or a mastermind. It is a premium, private consultancy programme focussed entirely on your unique personal branding and long-term business architecture. This service is designed for the pragmatic creator ready to dedicate themselves to deep, foundational work.

    Our core mission is to help you forge a strategy for growth that works on and off social media. We work together to identify your core owned assets—your unique story, your email list, your website, your intellectual property—and map out a clear, algorithm-proof path to amplify them. This early work is crucial for future stability, ensuring we select the most potent timing and messaging for your true launch. We move beyond vanity metrics to create tangible, sustainable income streams led by your truth.

    Strategy Built on Unshakeable Clarity ✨

    My approach to sovereign growth is holistic, rooted in the understanding that your business blocks are often intertwined with your inner narrative. This is why Sovren Spotlight is unique.
    I work not just as a strategist, but as a Narrative Architect and Transformational Consultant. With formal qualifications in business, clinical hypnotherapy, and alternative modalities like EFT and guided meditation, I bring an unparalleled toolkit to your strategic session.

    These skills mean we don’t just draft a marketing plan; we dive deep to identify and dissolve the creative blocks and self-limiting beliefs that are sabotaging your growth. I use these transformative tools—when needed—to ensure your new strategy is built on a foundation of unshakeable confidence and genuine clarity. This is deep, personalised consultation where we build your business blueprint from the inside out, making your growth resilient and sustainable. We address the strategy and the strategist.

    Transformation and Insight: Your Story on a Focused Platform

    A powerful strategy is only half the battle; the other half is meaningful visibility.
    As a Sovren Spotlight client, you’ll be one of the founding voices on the new sub-channel of the Empowerment Diaries® podcast. We will professionally record your story of transformation—detailing the strategic breakthroughs we’ve mapped out—and feature you on the channel, hosted by me, Lita Goddess of Growth.

    This offers curated brand amplification that serves two purposes:

    • It solidifies your new narrative and authority with a high-quality, long-form asset.
    • It establishes you as an early leader on a dedicated storytelling platform, providing focused, valuable exposure to the right audience as the channel grows.
      Sovren Spotlight is a Separate Partnership
      To be perfectly clear, Sovren Spotlight is a distinct, deep-dive service. While it perfectly complements the collaborative vision of the future Sovren Collective, it is separate from any community membership.
      You gain access to unparalleled strategic insight and public visibility without any requirement to join the Collective. The choice is entirely yours. You are hiring me to build a bespoke blueprint for your sovereign business.
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      Your sovereign growth begins with a clear, algorithm-proof strategy. If you are a creator, coach, or visionary ready to invest in a legacy brand that you truly own, the time to build your new foundation is now.
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    Sovren Spotlight: Empowering Creators to Build Sovereign Brands - Prepare to Transform and Magnify Your Influence.
    Sovren Spotlight: Empowering Creators to Build Sovereign Brands
    Prepare to Transform and Magnify Your Influence.
  • Sovereign Wellness – Lifestyle changes to deal with Allergies and Inflammation

    Sovereign Wellness – Lifestyle changes to deal with Allergies and Inflammation

    Sovereign Wellness: Navigating Allergies and Inflammation Through Lifelong Learning

    Sovereign Wellness: Navigating Allergies and Inflammation Through Lifelong Learning

    What does your sovereign wellness journey look like? For me, it means transitioning to practice what I know—what I have always known—as my body moves from giving subtle prompts to sending undeniable signals.

    I don’t have cures to offer. My approach to sovereign wellness is built on consuming real food and beverages to support my body’s innate healing processes. Often, this simply means avoiding items that trigger allergies and inflammation.

    Choosing to avoid a food or use a substitute isn’t about finding a magic bullet; it’s about giving my system a essential break from what causes it harm. This path of sovereign wellness acknowledges that our bodies change with age and season. Had my mother blindly accepted a childhood diagnosis of eczema as a life sentence, my eating habits—and my wellbeing—would be very different today.

    As a child of the 70s, I was raised on the “fight on and keep going” mentality. Mine is the generation that swallowed the five-second rule, sat on the grass in sandals, and often went barefoot. Allergies weren’t taken as seriously, yet we also lacked the proliferation of processed foods we see today.

    I am not perfect, and neither is my health management. At fifty, with hormones raging in a new and different way, I am consciously acknowledging what needs to change and what needs to flow. Sovereign wellness is about gradually letting go of what no longer serves me, as my body gives clear signals about its preferences and aversions.

    Today, I’m reflecting on positive additions like London Nootropics‘ adaptogenic coffee. But in the grand scheme of my sovereign wellness, it’s just one piece of the puzzle. It’s a supportive step, but the journey continues.

    Explore more on my blog, where I discuss pursuing sovereign wellness and making conscious choices for my wellbeing, even during a financial shortfall.

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