Ali Shanti (formerly Alexis Neely) built two million-dollar businesses, hit the bestseller lists, and decided she would only be free once she had $40 million in the bank. Instead she fired her team, filed bankruptcy, moved to a farm, and deliberately walked into her biggest fear of running out of money. She talks about what she found on the other side: a redefinition of liberation as earning what you need when you need it, her framework for figuring out how much money you actually need, and why she now thinks in terms of roles in an ecosystem rather than building an empire.
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