Data Sovereignty — From Rental to Ownership — May 8

The May 8 Data Sovereignty webinar. Brady walks through the 90-day plan to move from renting your tech stack (Squarespace, MailChimp, Kajabi, etc.) to owning your own data infrastructure. Five layers across three monthly phases — practical, not theoretical.

What this session covered

A 90-day plan to migrate from rented tooling to an owned data + tech stack. Five layers (data, identity, communication, workflow, presentation) broken into three monthly phases so it's digestible. Builds on the May 1 unified contact profile — that's the spine; this is the plan to bring the rest of the body online.

The rental trap is speed, not just data — fragmented vendor stacks slow you down — owning your stack means faster migration, faster recovery, faster customer experience
Five layers, three phases, ninety days — month 1 lays the data + identity foundation; month 2 wires communication + workflow; month 3 builds the presentation layer (sites, dashboards, reports)
Stewardship, not isolation — renting tools is fine — the goal is taking responsibility for as much of the data layer as practical, so you can swap any single tool without losing your operational spine

Course Bridge

This replay supports: Supports Day 1-Day 7 as a high-level architecture frame; the course implements each of the 5 layers as concrete builds in a working stack.

What this replay did not cover: This session frames the 90-day arc but doesn't walk through the per-tool migration mechanics or the weekly review rituals. The course closes those gaps across all 7 days.

If the 90-day frame clicked, the full 7-day Data Sovereignty Course ($297) turns each layer into an actual working build you own end-to-end.