Gianna Miceli built a 27-year entrepreneurial career generating multiple seven-figure incomes while keeping money outside traditional structures. She argues that your labor, money, and property are private under the Fourth Amendment, and warns that pandemic-era contracts showed how easily authorities can shut down businesses.
My parents moved me, as you saw in the video, from the South Side of Chicago where I had money and freedom because I'd been working since I was 14. They moved us to where the corn grows. I lost my money. I lost my freedom. I was in love with this stupid guy. We moved in together at 16 years old. They took away everything from me, everything. And because I didn't finish high school, I felt like a loser. But I became this gal, this girl you see today, right? I've had businesses for 27 years. I've been an entrepreneur. I've made multiple 7-figure income, and I keep every penny of it because I am not in the structures. The structures is what is the contract. That's how they were able to tell businesses to close in the pandemic. Now what happens if they do it again? Are you going to be ready? It could be a virus. They could talk about the Hantavirus. It could be a crisis or a cyberattack. Oh, sorry. Your labor is your money. Write this down. Your labor is your money, and your money is your property, and your property is private under the Fourth Amendment. So stop asking for permission. I want you to walk the earth like a bad motherfunker.
