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Brett Johnson has published a new book titled Kingdom Economics which speaks to many of the principles discussed in this podcast series. Get it on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Kingdom-Economics-Brett-Johnson-ebook/dp/B09NC8NLC6/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=kingdom+economics+brett+johnson&qid=1639159116&sr=8-1
In this episode, Dr. Jay Jakub discussed Completing Capitalism and the healing of business to heal the world. He has insightful perspectives from his work with Mars, Oxford University, and Economics of Mutuality (eom.org).
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This week the podcast comes from a discussion with the Kingdom Economics cohort about a new fund called The Global Giants Foundation - a foundation that comprehensively capitalizes inspired innovations to tackle global issues.
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Dr. Charlie Self has three History degrees as well as a degree in Theology and a life-long appreciation for what we can learn from the past in order to create a new future. I sit down with him to discuss the hidden hands behind capital and dig into chapter 28 of Ezekiel.
Dr. Charlie Self's website: https://drcharlieself.com/
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A panel of speakers with strong banking, investment, and economics backgrounds speak about capital and its linkage to transforming society.
Dr. Suparno Adijanto is from Indonesia, Dr. Ziezi Dillon hails from Zimbabwe and is now CEO of Carmel Global Capital in New York City, and Susan Oh is the Director of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) Research and Currency Hedging for the Pennsylvania Public School Employees' Retirement System (PSERS).
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In this episode, I sit down with Natchi Lazarus to discuss some of the key principles regarding debt and finances that he has learned and practiced as well as tips he has for those dealing with debt.
Link to Natchi's website: www.natchilazarus.com
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The topic we dealt with in our Kingdom Economics class this week was Debt and Interest, two tools of the devil to keep people in slavery.
This sounds rather dramatic, but in this episode, I sit down with Natchi Lazarus, a man who knows something about debt and its consequences. He also has learned how to master it... or kill it.
Link to Natchi's website: www.natchilazarus.com
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In this episode, I sit down with Matt Elsberry to discuss the topic of capital and how it can be used to tackle "Giants".
Link to Matt's website: www.livful.com
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In this episode, I sit down with Gene Strite to discuss helping people to start where they are and get into wealth creation.
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In this episode, I sit down with Pieter Faure to discuss capital within non-profits, NGOs, and charities.
Link to Pieter's website: https://mergon.co.za/mergons-journey-the-courage-to-surrender/
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From the publisher's feed
A podcast encouraging business owners, entrepreneurs and leaders to get their business into God's business, and to do business for more than just the bottom line. The podcast explores capital, leadership, generosity, work-life integration and societal transformation. Brett Johnson interviews leaders from around the world on topics including Web3, AI, kingdom economics and finding meaning at work in a post-pandemic era.
-- Brett Johnson, brettjohnson.biz

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