Most women think the underclass is something that happens to “other people.” Poverty. Struggle. Welfare lines. But the permanent underclass is not simply a group of people living with less, it’s an entire economic system built to recycle women into cycles of exhaustion, underpayment, and dependency.
And unless you consciously opt out, you’ll find yourself stuck there too. And unless you consciously opt out, you’ll find yourself stuck there too. As a High Ticket Business Consultant and Online Educator of Women and Global Social Economics, I find myself continually studying the systems that trap women in cycles of survival and the strategies that liberate them.
The work I do isn’t just revolved around selling offers. It is mostly revolved around identity, power, and positioning in the economy. I’ve worked with hundreds of women who had the skills, talent, and vision, but were still unknowingly operating inside the blueprint of the permanent underclass. They weren’t underclass because they lacked potential, they were underclass because they were taught to settle, underprice, and play small in a global economy that punishes women who do not step into ownership. Women who can’t seem to understand how the systems were built to work against her natural rhythm happen to fall into them. We see this often, some examples are:
