He’s not particularly political, but everywhere Jason Head looks, there’s some terrifying new law, event, or catastrophe. Despite being a successful freelancer, Jason discovers he can’t even rent a house in the city he’s moving to, for lack of a corporate job.

Confronted by an increasingly hostile environment, Jason decides to educate himself about what is going on in the world, and how to respond to it.

Jason meets Nick Vujicic, who connects him with thought leaders: politicians, economists, theologians, entertainers and authors who begin to pull back the curtain on the power dynamics going on around him. As a surprising picture of power begins to take shape, Jason is introduced to Joseph Bondarenko, a former KGB’s most wanted criminal. Having spent over a decade either in Soviet prisons or in hiding, Joseph embodies a very different kind of power. Choosing to forgive rather than fight, Joseph saw prison guards, judges, even hitmen sent to kill him – transformed. Challenged by the people he meets and the stories he hears, Jason must decide—what does it look like, to be truly
powerful?