In this episode of the No Neutral Moments podcast Patrick explores the reality that everyone is a person of faith. Patrick outlines a clear definition of what faith really is – detaching it from a purely religious idea – and how all of us choose to trust, believe and place our faith in a person, place or thing. Finally, Patrick outlines what an adequate object of faith must do for us while encouraging each of us to truly consider if the object of our faith, belief and trust is adequate for the No Neutral Moments lifestyle.

In this episode of No Neutral Moments Patrick presses into the matter of how powerful our personal, self-written script is. Spurred on by the challenge of whether our self-worth and self-identity are separate from our jobs and careers Patrick unpacks how self-limiting our personal scripts are and how we can go about re-writing the script in order to unpack and become all that we are designed, called and gifted to be.

In this episode, Patrick explores four fundamental practices of every leader. Having been personally challenged by the lack of these practices over two decades ago Patrick has adopted, adapted and made his own this revised list of the four power practices of the No Neutral Moments lifestyle.

Patrick interviews Diana Mao, Co-Founder and President of the Nomi Network, a non-profit organization working to create economic opportunities for survivors and women at risk of human trafficking (www.nominetwork.org) and discovers what fueled Diana to live a no-neutral lifestyle in the face of overwhelming odds.

Patrick continues to set up the idea that your life holds great value and how important that is to understand for this idea of no-neutral-living to take effect. When you know you are valued, you can value others and this is the no-neutral lifestyle that we talk about!

Patrick Payton introduces this new podcast by discussing the initial idea of living life "non-neutrally" and identifying the influence that comes from that.