How a Real Estate Entrepreneur Built a Legacy Beyond Wealth
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What inspired William Jason Johnson to shift from wealth to legacy?
everything in existence began with a thought so that frequency vibration and energy uh that actually governs the structure of the entire universe every that is boss one i just named it and labeled it trademarked and i was in a meeting last week and a guy said i whispered to his partner i can't believe on a planet of eight billion people this guy actually thought that up and trademarked that He said, actually tried to buy it from me. I said, no, it's not for sale. He said, it's absolutely brilliant.
So what's the vision over the next five, 10 years of this company?
Jason Johnson is a creative entrepreneur, storyteller, and the founder of Boss One Productions. By combining creativity with strategic storytelling, he helps clients turn ideas into powerful narratives that inspire connection, trust, and action.
A lot of young kids now, they're like, oh, I can make a million. And I'm like, I know you can.
But at the end of the day, you need to actually own something. Well, that's the flip side. It's easy to make the money. But then, yeah, 10, 20 years later, you haven't invested that money. You have nothing to show for it, right?
That's why I'm a stickler on. You need to buy some land or a couple of apartments or a couple of houses. I mean, buy something. Tangible assets, you know? Because that's how I got to where, you know, I kept my credit good and I basically leveraged my equity. I was also asked by a guy last week in another show what I was selling. I said, well, I don't really look at it as selling something, but now that you put it like that, I said, uh... It spans the globe like a super high-level internet.
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What's up? Welcome back to another episode of Legacy Makers. Sat here with Jason today. Fascinating entrepreneurial story. He's pretty much done it all at this point. Real estate, traveling the world, building brands, franchises. Has a new awesome product line that I'm excited to dive in. And we're going to dive into all that in the next 20 minutes. Jason, welcome.
Thank you. Thank you.
So I don't want to try and summarize your life story because you've done so much. So I'm going to hand it to you. Can you give everyone the one minute summary?
Yeah. Basically, I'm from Raleigh, North Carolina, but I call South Florida home. I've lived here for more than I've lived anywhere else. Lived in Dublin, Ireland for five years. I have five kids. My wife's from Dublin. Two of them were born over there. I have four girls. My youngest is a son, Jasper. Started out when I was 12 years old, working in the fields. And my mom and dad owned a ALF, which is a assisted living facility. Most people know them as retirement homes, arrest homes. Saw a lot of diseases and terribly afflicted people and a lot of death growing up. And I still own it, by the way.
Wow.
Yeah. 1977. What's that? 47 years later? Yeah. um joined the u.s army at 18 and when i got out i had lived in sarasota on the other side when i was a child so i always uh swore that i would come back to florida would be my home you know when you come down as a child you get it yeah that was it i was hooked i came as a teenager from the uk and i fell in love with it as soon as i went out to clearwater beach and yeah got my first shark's tooth at eight years old i was like that's it i'm i'm moving so i got out of the army came down to north miami beach um Started working a couple of jobs and saved up my money and being that my mom and dad were hairstylist from 62 to 75 I grew up in a yeah, very it.
Yeah. Yeah, you're thinking about that, right? Yeah, we went from the hair styling to yeah looking after. Yeah owning a nursing home Yeah, yeah, it's not they don't mesh. It's you know, it's kind of a odd odd thing but uh, my grandparents were in the
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