In this solo episode of the Brett Johnson Podcast, Brett discusses his book 'This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land,' which explores the principles of land ownership and stewardship.

Focusing on the topic of land expropriation without compensation, particularly in South Africa, Brett outlines 20 biblical principles related to land and property. The discussion emphasizes the importance of fair stewardship, the ethical considerations surrounding land ownership, and the impact of these issues on nations globally. Brett also shares insights into historical and contemporary land ownership, and how biblical economics can guide just and effective land management practices.

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Driven by a passion for discovery, breakthrough innovation, and seeing things through, John Anderson has spent his life forging new paths across technology, business, and service. Guided by the Golden Rule, he has built a strong family, worked alongside his sons in their Scouting achievements, and extended a tradition of patriotic service through the Nuclear Navy and policy advisory roles.

His career spans pioneering AI in building energy optimization, designing the world’s first solid-state neutron detector, and leading transformations—from carbon-negative manufacturing to turning around major enterprises like US Sprint. John has helped inventors improve patents that tackle global health crises, co-founded cutting-edge ventures, and chaired a high-tech CEO association.

Whether shaping international policy, co-hosting a state dinner, or leading a worldwide prayer network, his journey has been defined by impact, collaboration, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. For more than a decade John has been exploring what “finished” looks like when it comes to transforming society; that’s the topic of this podcast with Brett and John.

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2024 - Year in Review and a look forward at ways to do amazing things together in 2025.

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Are you tired of the aggressive hustle culture in business? In this episode, Brett unpacks a fresh perspective on kind vs. violent business practices and the emerging kindness revolution, inspired by leaders like Gary Vaynerchuk.

Drawing from Psalm 17, Brett shares how trusting in God’s vindication can help entrepreneurs break free from self-centered, cutthroat tactics. Learn how faith, eternal values, and the fruits of the spirit—love, joy, and patience—can reshape your business approach. Don’t miss this insightful conversation on leading with kindness in a world that glorifies the hustle.

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In this podcast episode, Brett explores remembering things that one lost in light of reward and recompense…while avoiding the pitfalls of blame and offense.

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Mongolia holds a remarkable story in what could have been in the history of the world had we not missed an open door. Brett discusses Baolerhu Ligden’s life journey from a semi-nomadic ranching life in rural Mongolia to the founding of Asia Leadership Development Network.

Baolerhu is an entrepreneur specializing in strategic planning and market entry for firms and organizations in China and Mongolia. With a diverse background in healthcare management, medical technology sales and service, and investment raising for startups and projects, Baolerhu has consulted for both for-profit businesses and non-profit organizations. Additionally, Baolerhu has been involved in launching startups in the digital content and tech education sectors in China and Mongolia.

Connect with Baolerhu: https://www.linkedin.com/in/baolerhuligden/ & https://asialeadershipdevelopment.org

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How can the less tangible aspects of Impact be measured? How do meaningful measures get buried by obvious religious KPIs? And is the world out there doing a better job at discovering metrics that stimulate human flourishing? Join Brett and James Waters as they discuss metrics with meaning.

James Waters is the founder and director of Kingdom Impact Ltd - a set of tools designed to help Kingdom organizations measure and improve their organizational health, and increase their social and spiritual impact in the world. Previously he worked as an international development consultant and completed a PhD on the resilience of slum-dwellers in Uganda. It was there that God gave him a heart for mission as well as to help organizations be healthy and impactful. He is passionate about serving the ecosystem to document impact, share lessons and advance the Kingdom of God.

Visit the Kingdom Impact website here: https://www.kingdomimpact.co.uk/

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Join Brett for this exciting episode as he sits down with Wes Lyons of the Eagle Venture Fund.

Eagle Venture Fund seeks to use venture capital to move the needle on real-world problems such as human trafficking in the U.S, Singapore and beyond as they currently work with 39 companies.

Brett and Wes talk about Eagle Venture Fund, its goals since its conception in 2015, its current projects and so much more.

Other topics in this episode include:

• Using capital as a magnet to draw people in and solve problems
• Pairing collective action with the power of capital
• How to use capital to build organizations that serve the most vulnerable
• Building ecosystems around venture capital
• Exit strategies for capital investment
• City Transformation
• Place-based vs Cause-based movements

So join Brett and Wes as they share stories and vision of capital that truly transforms society.

Connect with Wes - https://www.linkedin.com/in/wes-lyons-94602477/

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William Abraham is the founder of www.the7000.com, an author, speaker and project financier with global experience working with governments, banks, utilities and major companies.

William has closed over $20 billion in infrastructure project finance transactions. He was formerly the Head of International Projects and Finance for a leading global law firm based in London and is a leading expert on the commercialization of emerging technologies. His work with governments in partnership with the University of Cambridge has led to international Cambridge joint-venture initiatives in Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

He is particularly interested on bringing transformation through business - how to bring genuine benefit to countries through business and projects. After studying business and taking a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree he completed and Masters Degree in International Law from the University of Cambridge.

Join in as William and Brett discuss culture wars and omnicauses.

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In our latest episode, Brett is joined by rēp Alumni Charlie Self. As well as being a member of the Repurposing Business Community, Charlie holds a PhD in History, specializing in Middle-Eastern history.

Brett and Charlie discuss how Kingdom-minded businesses can deal with conflict and debate around differing views on the current and historical conflict in the Middle East. They also discuss 4 things an organization needs to pursue to have a sage, robust environment for a disagreement, such as: insisting on debating without disruption, enforcing peaceful discussion, avoiding inconsistent boycott policies, and creating a safe place for different viewpoints.

All this and more in today’s episode. We hope you enjoy the conversation!

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