47 Exponential Self-Sufficiency (Lois Sasek, 30 years) • When we reached the million mark of video views on our Kla.TV website more frequently, the big companies would change their licensing models. As a result, we were supposed to pay a fee for every video click from one day to the next. This would have been the ‘end’ in terms of our exponential growth curve. So, we immediately used this challenge as a momentum to move forward as Elias programmed our own elaborate video player and -click system with the best web developers, so that we became self-sustaining (= independent) and free from these money-hungry companies! • When we were banned from YouTube for two weeks due to a big pharma-critical broadcast, we used this momentum to network with our viewers in real life. As a result of the shock, related to this ban, about 3,000 viewers gave us their addresses – at a time when nobody was willing to give their address without pressure … And since then, more addresses have been added daily! • When customs increasingly hindered our products at the border, we quickly started to decentralize by producing everything locally – what a huge step of growth thanks to this harassment!!
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