In a world that feels increasingly unstable — politically, economically, socially — how do we not just survive… but thrive?
In this episode, Adam Gibson sits down with Jason Miles to explore what uncertain times demand of us — and the hidden strength they can reveal.
Before the conversation begins, Adam addresses the recent developments surrounding the Family Farm project. Of the four farms launched three years ago, three remain independently operational and producing food. One farm on the Sunshine Coast escalated into prolonged legal conflict and is now in liquidation.
Rather than focusing on conflict, this episode looks at something deeper:
• What setbacks teach us about leadership
• Why freedom requires structure
• How misalignment can quietly undermine vision
• The danger of assuming reasonableness
• How to rebuild wiser, not bitter
The original vision behind the farms — regenerative food, fractional land ownership, community, kids connected to soil — worked. Families gathered. Food was produced. Ownership was real.
But structure matters. Protection matters. Alignment matters.
And in uncertain times, pressure doesn’t destroy character — it reveals it.
This conversation is about discovering your superpower in chaos — the mindset, discipline and clarity that allow you to keep building when others retreat.
Because uncertainty isn’t going away.
The question is: who do we become in the midst of it?
