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Our mission is to empower mothers and give babies a great start by providing financial literacy through Bitcoin, fostering practical life skills, ensuring holistic well-being, and building a supportive community for long-term economic independence.
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Hey, Danni here —
October was all about progress that felt real. The moms focused on sharpening their money skills, understanding how to plan better, and finding new confidence in how they manage both sats and life.
Each week brought something grounded and useful — honest conversations about leadership, hands-on lessons in budgeting, and practical steps toward saving for what matters most at home.
Settle in and take a look at what shaped October — a month where the moms kept learning, kept moving, and kept proving that growth doesn’t need to be loud to be powerful.
The Sovereign Mother is almost here!
We’re excited to open the presale phase of our book — a first-of-its-kind guide that connects infant nutrition with the practical lessons of Bitcoin. It’s written for mothers who want to build confidence in both caring for their children and shaping their families’ financial future.
This isn’t just a book — it’s a conversation about growth, independence, and how everyday choices can create lasting stability.
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Visit & Pre-order:: thesovereignmother.com
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➡️ Week 1: Women Building the Bitcoin Future
October opened on a high note with a visit from Edith Mpumwire, who led an energizing conversation about finding your place — and power — in the Bitcoin space. She spoke clearly about what it takes to grow as a woman in this field: confidence, consistency, and connection.
The discussion moved from breaking barriers to spotting new chances, and by the end, the room felt alive with ideas. It wasn’t about lofty motivation — it was real talk, practical and personal. The moms were reminded that they’re not on the sidelines of Bitcoin’s story — they’re shaping it, one step and one sat at a time.
➡️ Week 2: Making Every Sat Count
Week 2 turned the spotlight to spending smarter and planning better. Naomi Ngacha, our founder, led a hands-on session on Budgeting — breaking down how to track expenses, focus on priorities, and make every shilling (or sat) count.
The message was clear: it’s not about how much you have, but how intentionally you use it. The moms swapped tips on stretching budgets, saving for what matters, and keeping a healthy balance between needs and small joys.
By the end, budgeting wasn’t about restriction — it was about choice. With clearer plans and more control, the moms are turning simple planning into everyday power.