Almost everyone describes their lives as very busy. We move so fast and churn and burn in so many directions we begin to believe we will get behind or even fail if we are not churning and burning at a break-neck pace. In this episode Patrick talks about practical ways we can slow ourselves down in order to be better thinkers and leaders.

In this episode Patrick defines the fruit of leadership introduced in Episode 24. While defining the fruit of leadership Patrick then challenges us to look deep inside and ask ourselves what areas we need to work on so we are leading from the inside out.

In this episode Patrick argues that an often taught concept in the church of the “Fruit of the Spirit” is actually a foundational concept for leaders. Patrick will argue that the fruit of leadership is necessary if we will lead in such a way that the character of our lives gives life to the marketplace.

In this episode Patrick finishes unpacking his observations regarding a leadership cultural kick back taking place in the market. Patrick describes how one generation of leading will not suffice for the next generation of leadership because leadership is based in core needs and not just what we do for a living.

In this podcast Patrick continues to unpack his observations about what is happening in the work place. Specifically, the cultural kick-back – or adjustments – Patrick asserts is at the heart of the tension between Millennials and the generations of leaders who have come before them.

In this series of pod-casts Patrick unpacks his observations about what is happening in the work place. Specifically, the cultural kick-back – or adjustment – Patrick asserts is at the heart of the tension between Millennials and the generations of leaders who have come before them.

In this final installment of paradigms Patrick explores three things that can drive us to want to change our paradigms and seven ways we can take control of our mental maps and create brand new paradigms that enable us to move closer to everything we are designed, called and gifted to be.

In this episode, Patrick continues to press into the issue of our controlling paradigms. With more insight and more examples Patrick continues to challenge us to discover our own controlling ways of thinking about, and seeing, our world before he helps us to see how we might change our paradigms for a better, more engaged, life.

In this first of several episodes Patrick begins to explore how powerful paradigms are in our daily lives. From defining what paradigms are to discovering how to change them, this series of episodes will assist you in identifying your paradigms and maybe even changing some of them.

In this episode Patrick discusses the power of influence we have in the lives of others and how to be prepared for these engaged season of life. Using stories, bible based guidelines and personal challenge Patrick’s aim is to remind us we matter in the lives of others.