Breadwinner Energy®
Founder Tay Daniels | Native American. Identity Alchemist. Rebirth Leader. Fire Keeper. Wife. Mom. Builder of Global Empire from $100 and ashes
From rock bottom to Breadwinner Energy®
Tay came from nothing to give women everything
She grew up in a small town. Single mom. Trailer.
By 23, Tay was 7 months pregnant with $100 to her name, wrecked credit, no degree.
Locked in a bathroom hiding from an abusive drunk.
Waiting for him to leave so she could breathe.
That night, She made a promise:
Never fucking again.
She would build her own money.
Her own freedom.
Her own choices.
She would become the BREADWINNER of her own life.
10 Years Later..
Breadwinner Energy® turned into a global brand generating 7 figures collectively across multiple 6-figure years.
Tay has helped thousands of women break generational curses, leave poverty and abuse behind, and build empires from their ashes.
our Belief
OUR BELIEF
Women as breadwinners means freedom and choice for women.
Freedom and choice for women means collective healing.
The matriarchy feeds the community.
Indigenous culture is built on community. Resources shared. Women supporting women.
Now more than ever, women need this.
This work gives us the community, mentorship, and collective energy to heal ourselves, those around us, and the generations to come after us.
OUR MISSION
To help women rise from their own ashes, break inherited poverty patterns, and become the breadwinner of their bloodline.
We do this through community, not isolation. Through collective power, not individual hustle.
The Vision
An institution of breadwinner women. A directory of leaders.
A legacy that outlives the founder.
A world where young women have the community, resources, and mentorship to be powerful, outspoken, wealthy women without building alone.
A return to what indigenous culture has always known: the matriarchy feeds the community. Women heal in community. Wealth shared is wealth multiplied.
Our Values
Women as leaders.
We create leaders, not followers.
Community over isolation.
Indigenous wisdom teaches us: we heal together. We build together. We rise together.
Lineage-level work.
We don't fix surface problems. We break generational curses. We heal ourselves, those around us, and the generations to come.
Truth over comfort.
We name patterns others won't. We don't coddle. We initiate.
Sovereignty over performance.
We build women who lead from regulated power, not survival mode.
Legacy over ego.
This is bigger than one woman. It's an institution that outlasts us all.
Collective power.
The matriarchy feeds the community. Together, we're more powerful than any of us alone.