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Are we being locked out of the countryside, or is the narrative around land access more complex than it seems? How can we navigate the competing demands of farmers, conservationists, and recreational users? In Patrick's new book "Uncommon Ground: Rethinking Our Relationship with the Countryside", he tackles the contentious topic of land access in Britain - revealing perspectives that challenge both sides of the debate. From questioning the famous "8% access" statistic to exploring deeper issues of engagement with nature, this episode delves beyond the simplistic narratives that often dominate the conversation.Throughout our discussion, Patrick shares his journey researching this divisive topic, which surprisingly led him to change his own views along the way. We explore the distinction between mere access and meaningful engagement with nature, hearing stories from Romany Gypsies, conservationists, farmers, and access campaigners. Patrick reflects on how many of those calling for unfettered access lack basic knowledge about wildlife, such as ground-nesting birds, whilst some landowners remain disconnected from the very land they own. The conversation reveals how political ideologies often overshadow the practical matters of land management and conservation.Beyond the polarised debate, we consider what positive change might look like. Patrick suggests that rather than focusing solely on access rights, we should be examining how to create meaningful engagement opportunities - whether through educational initiatives with local schools, community involvement in conservation, or subsidies tied to public engagement. As our countryside faces increasing pressure from a growing population, finding common ground becomes essential. This episode challenges listeners to move past tribal positions and consider how we might better balance the needs of people, wildlife, and the land that sustains us all.Buy Patrick's Book

How Does God's Audible Voice Really Sound? Insights from a Modern-Day Encounter Some people talk about hearing the audible voice of God. What does that sound like? And should we expect to hear it?  On this episode of the God Conversations podcast, we're talking about the "audible" voice of God, why God rarely speaks this way and what our expectations should be for how the Spirit speaks. Our guest has heard the audible voice of God five times and has plenty of insights from his story. Patrick Hegarty is a pastor of a church in Brisbane, Australia but also heads up a a national church planting organisation. He's also authored several books on spiritual formation and renewal.  In this episode, you'll hear about: Patrick's back story, raised in an atheist environment and becoming a Christian at age 19. After 20 years of working in business and “avoiding God's call,” Patrick changed careers and became a full time minister. Patrick's experiences of God's audible voice. Patrick describes it as feeling “almost normal," since it involves the God you know in everyday life. When God speaks out loud, it is almost like the Spirit is shouting in the moment, but as you reflect, you realise no-one else heard it. “God's voice is normally very disruptive. I've never found God to speak at a convenient time!” The God conversation that inspired Patrick's book on leadership and discipleship such that he finished 90,000 words in just three weeks. Patrick's God conversation in Kenya. Patrick was on a ministry trip surrounded by poverty and devastation in the biggest slum in Africa when God spoke out loud: “I remember these people, I want you to remember them.” In Patrick's words, it was like “listening to heaven while looking into hell.” As a result, Patrick started a charity in the area that continues to this day.  As I was looking down in the valley - the biggest slum in Africa - I saw toddlers looking in a stream of rubbish and sewage for food. I had my ears listening to heaven and my eyes looking into hell. Suddenly I heard the out loud voice of God. Everything else went quiet. “I remember these people, I want you to remember them.” The difference between God's “quiet” voice and God's “loud” voice. Patrick sees the audible voice as God's way of making a point that would otherwise be difficult to make. At the same time, the out loud voice is not necessarily the preferred form, since God wants to speak in our everyday moments. The quieter voice also tends to call us to actively seek and listen to God. Like a game of spiritual hide and seek, it's in the seeking that we build the spiritual muscles we need. The outside voice has to be the exception, while a quiet voice is a mark of intimacy. We should always seek the person not the experience.  Advice for hearing God's voice. Patrick says with a smile, “buyer beware.” God's voice calls for transformation and action! Subscribe to God Conversations with Tania Harris and never miss an episode! About Patrick Patrick has worked for over 20 years in a broad range of Christian movements. Having authored several books on formation and renewal, led and planted churches, and taken over 10,000 people through courses and spiritual retreats, he has seen God do many incredible things across the globe. Patrick leads Kenmore Church in Brisbane, founded the Connexa development incubator, and is currently launching M4 Australia, a national church planting organisation. Previously an engineer and business owner, Patrick has been married to Trish for 36 years, with whom he spends any spare time along with their two children and six grandsons. Find out about his work on spiritual formation at thegrowthtrack.com.au.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Patrick Gruban has joined the EV UK board, published by Rob Gledhill on April 3, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. I'm happy to announce that Patrick Gruban has recently joined the board of Effective Ventures Foundation (UK). This update follows our previous announcement about other changes to the EV UK and EV US boards, and it is our hope that Patrick will be the last new trustee to join before all projects fiscally sponsored by EV are offboarded into independent entities. Patrick is currently the co-Director of EA Germany, where he leads the national group for the third largest[1] EA community. In addition to his current role, he brings a wealth of experience and operational knowledge from his career as a serial entrepreneur, which stretches back to the mid-1990s. In Patrick's words, "I'm excited to support the EA ecosystem's evolution through projects spinning off from EV. Nine years ago, I was inspired by EA ideas. Since 2020, I have been an active member and organizer of my local group and, since 2023, of the national EA community in Germany. I see my mission as using my experience as an entrepreneur to support the EA community to help people have more impact. Having expressed critiques of the EV and other EA boards last year, I'm particularly enthusiastic about this opportunity to make a difference." The EV UK trustees and I are excited for Patrick to be joining the board, and especially to be able to benefit from his previous experience in other leadership roles. We believe that his background will be of particular value to us during this last phase of EV. Other EV UK and EV US trustee updates To follow up on some of our previously announced changes, I also wanted to confirm that Tasha McCauley and Claire Zabel have stepped down from the EV UK board. Nicole Ross is also intending on stepping down from the EV US board shortly, and Eli Rose will complete his transition from the EV US board to the EV UK board in the near future. Finally, we had originally intended for Johnstuart Winchell to serve as an EV UK trustee, but he's instead switched over to serving on our EV US board. ^ Germany has remained the third largest country for respondents in the EA yearly survey (after the United States and the United Kingdom) as of 2022. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

There are places in geography.There are places in the heart.There are places in time.Where shall we start?– Indy BeaglePlaces in Geography:“We have thought how places are able to evoke moods, as color and line in a picture may capture and warp us to a pattern the painter intended.”– John Steinbeck, Sea of Cortez, p. 256Places in the Heart:“God only knows what I'd be without you. If you should ever leave me, though life would still go on, believe me, the world could show nothing to me. So what good would living do me?”– Brian WilsonPlaces in Time:“There are places I'll remember all my life, though some have changed; some forever, not for better. Some have gone, and some remain. All these places had their moments with lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living. In my life, I've loved them all.”– John LennonMy favorite singer-songwriter, James Taylor, was interviewed recently. When James was asked about his life-controlling addiction to drugs as a young man, he answered with these words:“The key for an addict is how much of a relief the addict felt when they first discovered their drug of choice. When that really works for them, watch out for the backend, because you'll hold on until the very end. You'll be the last person to admit that it's gotta go.”I was considering these places and spaces in the darkness of early morning when the tone of an arriving text turned my eyes toward the telephone. My friend had been reading the Monday Morning Memos in the archives from 15 years ago and had a couple of questions for me. One of those questions triggered the memory of someone whose life briefly intersected with Pennie's and mine 38 years ago.And Now We Shall Start:Patrick is two years older than me. He is insightful and articulate, but his life has been shattered into sharp little shards. When a person has been irretrievably shattered, they have a hard time holding themselves together.When he was a boy, Patrick saw his mother kill his father in the street outside their home. He and his mother did not get along after that.And all the King's horses and all the King's men couldn't put Patrick together again.Watching your father fall is not at all like watching the rainfall, or the snowfall, or the light fall softly on the window pane. Watching your father fall is different. In Patrick's case it led to him being held tightly in the sharp talons of the law like an eagle holds tightly to a mouse.Policemen are attracted to Patrick like iron to a magnet. And Patrick is pulled toward prison like a moth is pulled toward the flame.Patrick was headed back to prison when Pennie and I let him sleep in our spare bedroom 38 years ago. He was there for only a few weeks, but it was long enough to get to know him and all the monsters he was fighting in his mind.Patrick's life has a rhythm. He serves his time, gets out of prison, and promptly goes back to prison again.Patrick isn't crazy. He has a sharp, clear mind, an impressive vocabulary, and a deep understanding of the reality that surrounds him. His crime is that he uses illegal chemicals to escape that reality, and he is smart enough to manufacture those chemicals himself.“Uh-oh. That's a no-no. We're going to have to put you back in your cage, Patrick.”In the 67 years of Patrick's lonely life, his only romantic interest has been his love for chemical escape. Chemicals are the music of his life. To him, they are like the Big Band music of Glenn Miller and Cole Porter. In my mind, I see Patrick dancing with a mirror-image of himself as he looks back at the day he first learned how to escape his pain.“That's the way it began, we were hand-in-hand, Glenn Miller's Band was better...

This week we are joined by Patrick Beasley from Champagne Problems, a local podcast about alcohol and alcohol culture, and how they might influence and affect our well-being. We did experience microphone issues during the recording, so the quality is lower than usual. Apologies and thank you for supporting the show. About Patrick Balsley: Patrick Balsley is a Board Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and has been working with families affected by substance use for over a decade. He owns and operates a private practice called Sana Counseling in Charlotte, NC that provides services for individuals and families at every stage of the recovery process. His counseling and coaching services are individually tailored to meet each of his client's unique needs. In the local community, Patrick serves on the Behavioral Health Committee at Atrium Health Foundation and on the Board of Directors at Emerald School of Excellence, the Carolina's first Recovery High School. In Patrick's free time he enjoys playing basketball, practicing meditation and studying anything he feels may expand his ability to live a more love-filled life. He lives in Matthews, NC, with his wife Anya and their three young children.

In this episode, Marcus and Dylan chat with Tampa Bay Bucs NFL player Patrick Laird about his winding journey to pro football, how he became known as “The Intern”, his first NFL touchdown, reading and teaching kids to read, his short-lived career as a hip-hop producer, charity and giving back, and dietary choices. In Patrick's words, “I've been on a good amount of podcasts but the depth of stuff we covered I don't think I've ever touched.” This is a side of Patrick you haven't seen before.You can read Patrick's book reviews on Twitter at @PatrickMLaird, and follow his career on Instagram at @patricklaird. 

Hey everyone! In Patrick's absence, Jerry gets a superstar guest to talk Legacy, Eli Kassis!!

Hey everyone! In Patrick's absence, Jerry gets a superstar guest to talk Legacy, Eli Kassis!!Don't forget to Like/Follow/Subscribe to all the stuff that we do. Thank you for your support!New Merch Store!@LaLMtG @jmee3rd @pateuglow // Stream! Support us on Patreon!Find us on Hipsters!Join the Facebook Group!leavingalegacy@hipstersofthecoast.com

Welcome to episode #122! Matt and Braden chat with Patrick, a man with an amazing story of knowing God's strength after enduring many trials and life-altering sexual mistakes!Sexual abuse is devastatingPatrick was sexually abused by multiple men in his childhood. He told his mom once, but she didn't speak of it again and then invited the abuser to live in their home. From this, Patrick was convinced that he didn't matter and developed a habit of not opening up when things were hard. In his early teen years, he started feeling urges to do to other boys what the older men had done to him. Though he was dating girls at the time, his attraction to men was just beginning to take shape with initial desires to repeat the behaviour done to him in his abuse.Secrets only make things worsePatrick started acting out with gay porn and having escapades with men, but never told anybody that this was an issue. In his first marriage, his wife never found out about the secret he kept in the dark, which only allowed his desires to take over. In Patrick's second marriage, he was out of control in his search of gay sex and eventually caught STIs. He felt an urge to end his life when he contracted HIV, but later heard God's audible voice speaking to him about his new disease. He had to tell his wife about his HIV, which was the start of him walking in freedom from decades of sexual sin. Trials shape usPatrick lists many things that wouldn't be in his life today if it weren't for HIV. First and foremost, intimacy with his wife is at a deeper level forever because he has no other sexual outlets and he finally feels fully known - and yet loved. God has used his trial and his past to impact others and he is now mentoring individuals to teach them how to live a life of freedom - a life he finally knows.Share this with your friendsWho do you know that can benefit from this podcast and other episodes coming in the future? Share it with them so they can subscribe as well.SubscribeSubscribe on any podcast app to make sure you catch new episodes!ResourcesPure Freedom Journey for men and womenCleansing HoursPersonal 1-on-1 Coaching with one of Restored Ministries' trained coachesHelp for wivesFamilyLife Canada: Resources and events to strengthen your marriageOnline marriage resources (FamilyLife Canada)Covenant Eyes Accountability Software - use promo code RM30 for 30 days freePodcast HostsBRADEN HAFNERBraden is the Regional Director in Alberta for FamilyLife Canada. He has been married for 13 years to his wife Kristen, and they live in Edmonton, Alberta. He is passionate about seeing marriages grow and thrive, and helping couples move to a deeper oneness with one another and with God. FamilyLife Canada has a variety of resources and events to help you and your spouse take your marriage to the next level. See what would benefit you at www.familylifecanada.comMATT CLINEMatt and his wife Louise raise their little guys, David and Oliver, in Edmonton, Alberta. He is honoured to do what he can to tackle the epidemic of pornography and sexual perversion in every way possible. Seeing lives and marriages get free and experience the love of God in profound ways is what drives him every day. He leads Restored Ministries, is a certified speaker and coach for the John Maxwell Team, and formerly played hockey in the WHL and for Hockey Canada. You can visit www.restoredministries.ca.

Nine time Emmy Award-winning soap scribe Patrick Mulcahey will join me in The Locher Room to look back at his incredible career writing for many of your favorite daytime dramas. As Patrick tells it, "I was having a fine misspent youth in 1979, writing plays and waiting tables in New Orleans, when a call came asking: Would he be interested in writing for Search For Tomorrow? Sure, I said. “What is it?” Patrick has written for Another World (briefly), Texas, Guiding Light (twice), Loving, Santa Barbara, General Hospital and The Bold and the Beautiful, two short-lived primetime series, and two MOWs (Movies of the Week). Patrick earned his first Emmy win at Guiding Light working where he was working side by side with Douglas Marland until Douglas left the show. 40 years after his start at Search for Tomorrow, Patrick left The Bold and the Beautiful at the end of 2019 and in his post-soap pandemic shutdown life, he's writing plays nobody's seen (no eyeballs in shutdown theaters), submitting to contests nobody's heard of (won three of them, though), and enjoying the wilds of the North Cascade Mountains in Washington state, where he lives quietly and happily with his husband, who's also named Patrick Mulcahey, to the amusement of everyone but TSA. (In Patrick's words)Don't miss the chance to catch up with this talented and prolific writer.Original Airdate: 11/11/2021

On this episode, we're proud to feature another exceptional volunteer Team Leader, Patrick McGuire. Patrick is a Queens native who has completed over 4,000 projects and 8,400 hours of volunteer service over the past fifteen years. Patrick is a Coat Drive MVP, serving as an Ambassador promoting our program to commuters at Penn Station and leading coat collections, sorting, and distributions: but the most rewarding of all is Christmas mornings distributing coats at the Rescue Mission Center on Canal Street. In Patrick's own words, "What I really love about working with New York Cares is making an impact on the lives of the people we serve."

Patrick Precourt is a Personal development and small business strategic performance coach, speaker, author, athlete, MMA enthusiast, owner of The Cage fitness center in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, a husband, and a dad. His unique ability is to create massive transformation in individuals, a change that lasts even after all other efforts have failed. Where most mentors and coaches focus on "what we do" and "how we do it," Patrick takes it further. Patrick focuses on the WHY we must do it. Listen to Patrick's amazing journey here on the Underdog Show.In this episode, Pamela and Patrick talked about how his success came to be. The highlights are as follows:- What inspired Pat's journey towards success?- What is Pat's passion?- What are the diverse spaces or trajectories Pat have throughout his career?- What is Patrick's take on creating Change? and the things that are out of our control?- In Patrick's experience, what have been some of the most common themes and the obstacles people often face that stop them from getting to where they want to be?- What's coming up in Patrick's world in the next six to 12 months?Listen to how Patrick Precourt shares his remarkable story. Listen to the full episode here:- Apple iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/underdog/id1534385651- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6FbSDu0aNtuxAEiderUAfB- Website: https://theunderdogshow.com/If you found this story worth your time and made changes in your life, we'd love to hear from you! Subscribe and leave a review.Catch up with Patrick on his social links here:- Website: https://patrickprecourt.com/- Twitter: https://twitter.com/patrickprecourt- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patrickprecourt/- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/patrickprecourt- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrickprecourt- Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/patrickprecourtThe Underdog Podcast host is none other than Pamela Bardhi. She's rocking the Real Estate Realm and has dedicated her life as a Life Coach. She is also Forbes Real Estate Council. To know more about this amazing woman, check out the following:- Website: https://pamelabardhi.com- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pamela_bardhi- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pamela_bardhi

Patrick is the founder of Mission Winners. He has had the privilege of meeting and learning from legendary traders like: Martin Zweig, Bill O’ Neil, and Ed Seykota. He was an IBD Meetup co-leader and most importantly, he is a family man, happily married with 4 kids. In Patrick's own words, "My trading and approach to investing is “stolen.” It’s taken from the greats. I’ve tweaked and fine-tuned it over the years. Nevertheless, I owe much to all of them. I love to learn. Love to teach. Love to inspire. Love to help. That is why I’m here." In this special live episode of Smarter Trading, host Evan Medeiros and special guest Patrick Walker, are on camera, sharing their screens, chatting about the current market environment, trade opportunities, and answering your questions. ----- This episode is sponsored by Investor’s Business Daily. IBD has helped investors navigate every market cycle with their time-tested methodology for over 35 years. Right now Smarter Trading podcast listeners can get their first 2 months of IBD Digital, a subscription service that gives you access to IBD’s proprietary market analysis and top trade ideas for only $20 by signing up at investors.com/evan. ----- What you'll learn in this episode 0:00 Stream waiting1:10 Introduction5:05 Year to date 2022 market stats7:00 Patrick Walker's market analysis: S&P500 and Nasdaq 10017:50 Hedging a portfolio versus stop losses and raising cash20:50 Sector and industry analysis30:20 Q&A: Subpar stocks in strong sectors37:15 Q&A: Looking for weakness and shorting stocks42:47 Q&A: Trading chart patterns versus moving averages46:10 Q&A: Using EMAs crossovers for entries and exits48:15 Q&A: How many stocks should someone hold from the same sector50:47 Q&A: Swing versus trend trading53:20 Q&A: What kinds of returns can you make trading in a year?58:25 Where to find Patrick Walker ----- Connect with Evan & Trade Risk Browse the entire Smarter Trading podcast catalog Watch this episode in video on our YouTube channel Follow @evanmedeiros on Twitter Follow @TheTradeRisk on Twitter Join the Trade Risk's weekly newsletter ----- If you enjoyed this week's epis

LDS Scholar Patrick Mason As political divides increase and intensify both in the US and in the Church, how do we hold it together? What was the significance of Elder Holland's BYU speech and when it comes to the family, what is doctrine? In Patrick's new book, Proclaim Peace, how should we look at conflict? And is there a political problem in academia?    Website - https://www.cwicmedia.com  

Have you lost a partner or known someone else who has? When the person you love the most passes on, grieving may show you a unique perspective about your relationship that you hadn't recognized before. In this episode, I am excited to be joined by Patrick Long. Patrick is a father and widower born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. In 2019, Patrick lost his wife, Melanie, to breast cancer. During the months after her passing, Patrick endeavored to follow his lifelong dream of being an author and delved deeper into the grieving process by writing a memoir of Melanie's final weeks, their lives, and their relationship. In Patrick's memoir, Ordinarily Extraordinary, he candidly describes Melanie's death, marital clashes, personal trauma, regrets, and how Melanie's spirit continues to inspire his life today. In addition to writing and speaking, Patrick continuously seeks outlets and resources to share stories of hope and inspiration to help cancer victims, caregivers, and anyone overcoming trauma and tragedy in their lives.Tune in to learn about the death of Patrick's wife Melanie and how his book shares his personal story of love and anger, life and death, and hope and inspiration!Some Questions I Ask: How did you walk through that at the beginning when you first heard the diagnosis? (13:12)What compelled you to write your book, Ordinarily Extraordinary? (18:47)What would you suggest to our listeners who may be going through something like this? (33:29)How did you come up with the title, Ordinarily Extraordinary? (39:42)In This Episode You Will Learn How we carry grief throughout our days (3:00)About Patrick's background (10:40)Patrick's experience supporting Melanie (15:00)About Patrick and Melanie's marital problems (26:50)Connect with Patrick: Book - Ordinarily Extraordinary WebsiteFacebookLinkedInTwitterEmail Let's Connect! The Grief Recovery MethodInstagramFacebookJoin the Grief Recovery Now Facebook Group See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

At the Town of Gilbert employees are measured by their ability to be bold, kind, driven, and humble and no one embodies those characteristics more than their City Manager, Patrick Banger. For the past decade he has led his team, Council, and the community through tremendous population growth, financial crises, and a global pandemic. Patrick's ability to focus on creating the best value for tax payers' dollars while keeping an eye toward the present, and evolving, needs of the community has resulted in the Town's national recognition as one of the best places to live, raise a family, and work in the United States.  In this week's episode he shares information about the upcoming bond election for transportation investment, how infrastructure dollars have been leveraged to date to create major destination and activity centers, and what the next twenty years is anticipated to bring to one of the jewels of the Valley.  In Patrick's own words, and I couldn't agree more, the Town of Gilbert truly is a very special place!

Patrick J. McGinnis is a venture capitalist and private equity investor who founded Dirigo Advisors, after a decade on Wall Street, to provide strategic advice to investors, entrepreneurs, and fast growing businesses. In this capacity, he has worked in a range of settings, from building startups from the ground up in Silicon Valley to acting as an expert consultant to the World Bank in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East. In Patrick's latest book The 10% Entrepreneur, he shows you how, by investing just 10% of your time and resources, you can become an entrepreneur without losing a steady paycheck. As a 10% Entrepreneur himself, he has built a diverse portfolio of investments outside of his day job. This portfolio encompasses fast growing new ventures in the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia, including ipsy, the world's largest online beauty community; Bluesmart, the inventor of the world's first smart, connected carry-on suitcase; and Afiniti, a big data company that is reinventing the call center industry. He has also been a partner in several real estate investments. What does it mean to be a 10% entrepreneur? How do you begin the transition towards becoming a 10% entrepreneur? How not to let the complacency trap get you? Why failure sucks and what you can do about it? The criteria for evaluating investment opportunities? Is entrepreneurship over-hyped? Sponsor/Partnership Thrive Themes Blazingly fast WordPress templates and plugins, built to get more traffic, more subscribers, more clients and more customers for you.

Everything is online now — our meetings, our friends, our education, everything! It can feel like we’re getting closer to our already existing network, but it can also feel like business owners are struggling more than ever before to be seen. Today’s guest knows how to connect consciously and purposefully in the digital age.   Patrick Galvin is a TEDx Speaker, Author, and Chief Galvanizer of The Galvanizing Group, a speaking, coaching, and consulting company in Portland, Oregon that helps high-performance companies and teams galvanize repeat and referred business through better relationships.   In Patrick’s first six months in the family business, he burned through the entire marketing budget, which was $150,000. It was a painful moment for Patrick. New advertising wasn’t going to bring in new customers, it was building and cultivating relationships that were.   How does Patrick build connections? If you’re trying to reach out to someone via LinkedIn, sending them a personalized video link really goes a long way. Patrick still writes handwritten letters. Communication in today’s world is not so much what you like to do, but adapting to how the other person likes to communicate.   In order for you to be a good relationship builder, you have to have a good relationship with yourself first. That means taking the time to eat well, exercise, and pursue hobbies so that you can bring a renewed level of energy to each conversation and connection you make.   Interview Links: Thegalvanizinggroup.com The Connector’s Way: A Story About Building Business One Relationship at a Time, by Patrick Galvin   Resources: Scaling Up Workshop: Interested in attending one of our workshops? We have a few $100 discounts for our loyal podcast listeners!Scaling Up for Business Growth Workshop: Take the first step to mastering the Rockefeller Habits by attending one of our workshops. Scaling Up Summits (Select Bill Gallagher as your coach during registration for a discount.) Bill on YouTube  

Open Phone Friday We all have what the Quaker’s called, “The Still Voice Within.”, some call it “My higher Self.”. It is you, Soul, made of Divine Spirit guiding your every move and all we need do is “Listen.” “We posted a great show with Morley Robbins yesterday,” says Patrick. For the first time, there will be a One Radio Network weekend show tomorrow (Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020). Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi will be the guest. Patrick reads a list of Dr. Bhakdi’s qualifications. Dr. Bhakdi’s book is banned on Amazon, but you can purchase it through the publisher. So is Dr. Tom Cowan’s book. Tom Luongo will be Patrick’s guest on Sunday, Oct. 4, 2020. President Trump and the first lady tested positive for Coronavirus. Patrick explains the details. Patrick quotes Richard Maybury: “America is not the government. America is the people.” Patrick details One Radio Network’s improvements. Patrick is experimenting with Thailand Thyroid-S, seeing if he can raise his temperature. Here’s the info in case you wish to check it out: Sriprasit Pharma Co., Ltd. Klongsan, Bangkok 10600 Thailand Tel : 662 437 0343-5#1535 Fax : 662 438 8060 Email : surang@sriprasit.com A listener wants to know what Patrick thinks about the New World Order’s Great Reset and Agenda 21. “We get all of the information that we need for everything in our life.” Patrick expounds on this spiritual principle. “We’re omnipresent. As Soul, we know everything.” “We’re not separate from Soul. We’re not separate from Spirit.” Patrick gives guidance about how to listen to these things and how to act on them. Patrick plays two videos about Coronavirus — two interviews with Dr. Scott Atlas, an advisor on the White House Coronavirus Task Force. COVID-19 is less dangerous than the average flu virus. Patrick discusses the Plan behind the “virus.” He also discusses the Trump-Biden debate and its implications. Patrick reads two of Atom’s e-mails relating to Corona fines and treatment. The globalist media has been all over Trump from the beginning. Patrick discusses the cod liver oil he’s taking. It’s part of the Morley Robbins protocol. Patrick describes the Federal Reserve Bank’s “Fed coins” and other control mechanisms. “It gets more and more Orwellian with every passing day.” Patrick reads Atom’s e-mail about cod liver oil. Patrick went to the farmers’ market on Wednesday, and bought desiccated pig ears. “And Dr. Jennifer Daniels says pig ears are like the best source for collagen.” Dr. Tom Cowan’s latest book, The Contagion Myth (with Sally Fallon Morell), is available on his website. In Patrick’s dream state, Sharon told him to keep his beard. Sharon (out of the dream state) comments with an e-mail. Patrick discusses the dream state and Soul Travel. He talks about his screenplay and our lives as our personal “screenplays.” Patrick talks to Mark in Copenhagen, Denmark. They discuss Coronavirus, comorbidity, individual realities, self-reliance, the Matrix, and other subjects. Mark talks extensively about his plans to live on a boat off the grid.

Open Phone Friday We all have what the Quaker’s called, “The Still Voice Within.”, some call it “My higher Self.”. It is you, Soul, made of Divine Spirit guiding your every move and all we need do is “Listen.” “We posted a great show with Morley Robbins yesterday,” says Patrick. For the first time, there will be a One Radio Network weekend show tomorrow (Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020). Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi will be the guest. Patrick reads a list of Dr. Bhakdi’s qualifications. Dr. Bhakdi’s book is banned on Amazon, but you can purchase it through the publisher. So is Dr. Tom Cowan’s book. Tom Luongo will be Patrick’s guest on Sunday, Oct. 4, 2020. President Trump and the first lady tested positive for Coronavirus. Patrick explains the details. Patrick quotes Richard Maybury: “America is not the government. America is the people.” Patrick details One Radio Network’s improvements. Patrick is experimenting with Thailand Thyroid-S, seeing if he can raise his temperature. Here’s the info in case you wish to check it out: Sriprasit Pharma Co., Ltd. Klongsan, Bangkok 10600 Thailand Tel : 662 437 0343-5#1535 Fax : 662 438 8060 Email : surang@sriprasit.com A listener wants to know what Patrick thinks about the New World Order’s Great Reset and Agenda 21. “We get all of the information that we need for everything in our life.” Patrick expounds on this spiritual principle. “We’re omnipresent. As Soul, we know everything.” “We’re not separate from Soul. We’re not separate from Spirit.” Patrick gives guidance about how to listen to these things and how to act on them. Patrick plays two videos about Coronavirus — two interviews with Dr. Scott Atlas, an advisor on the White House Coronavirus Task Force. COVID-19 is less dangerous than the average flu virus. Patrick discusses the Plan behind the “virus.” He also discusses the Trump-Biden debate and its implications. Patrick reads two of Atom’s e-mails relating to Corona fines and treatment. The globalist media has been all over Trump from the beginning. Patrick discusses the cod liver oil he’s taking. It’s part of the Morley Robbins protocol. Patrick describes the Federal Reserve Bank’s “Fed coins” and other control mechanisms. “It gets more and more Orwellian with every passing day.” Patrick reads Atom’s e-mail about cod liver oil. Patrick went to the farmers’ market on Wednesday, and bought desiccated pig ears. “And Dr. Jennifer Daniels says pig ears are like the best source for collagen.” Dr. Tom Cowan’s latest book, The Contagion Myth (with Sally Fallon Morell), is available on his website. In Patrick’s dream state, Sharon told him to keep his beard. Sharon (out of the dream state) comments with an e-mail. Patrick discusses the dream state and Soul Travel. He talks about his screenplay and our lives as our personal “screenplays.” Patrick talks to Mark in Copenhagen, Denmark. They discuss Coronavirus, comorbidity, individual realities, self-reliance, the Matrix, and other subjects. Mark talks extensively about his plans to live on a boat off the grid.

Patrick Kirby is the founder of Do Good Better Consulting and author of ‘Fundraise Awesomer! A Practical Guide to Staying Sane While Doing Good’. In Patrick’s book, he shares with readers how non-profits can better raise funds for their organization and mission. Hint: he’s not talking about galas and spaghetti dinners! Patrick is witty, fun […]

I nearly screamed at my lawyer…  “You’ve got to be kidding me!” Years ago, I was finishing up a real estate deal when my lawyer told me that I had to notarize a document. No signature, no deal.  But that signature had to be from a notary, someone that’s earned the authority of the state to approve that I actually was who I said I was. It’s an archaic process but it’s necessary to fight off fraud. The problem was that I travel. A lot. I was on the move and it couldn’t wait until I was back home.  So I had to hunt down an approved notary in a city I barely knew, figure out when he was free, and meet him at a convenience store. Just to prove that my ID was actually mine. I remember thinking, “Surely someone can streamline this process…” Well, someone has. Patrick Kinsel is the founder and CEO of Notarize, the first approved digital notary service.  Instead of shady convenience store appointments, Notarize can connect you with an official notary straight from your laptop in an average of 30 seconds. The story of Notarize is an amazing journey, and Patrick shared it all with me on the latest episode of Escape Velocity right here. Want a lesson is perseverance? Notarize’s biggest problem… was that their technology wasn’t legal to begin with. So Patrick’s company raised $42 million in capital, and spent over $10 million of that just to lobby for laws to change so that digital notarization could exist. Imagine starting a SaaS that literally needed new laws before it was legal… It’s a great interview, and you’ll hear from Patrick about: - How they managed to change 22 state laws - Buying domain names for $42k - Building a product roadmap in reverse - How Notarize solved the new problems they were creating - Rewriting history books In Patrick’s own words, they wanted to be the first company that made it possible for you to buy a house on the internet. And that’s exactly what they’ve done. Stop by the episode, hear the story for yourself, and drop me a comment to let me know what amazed you the most. -- Dan Martell has advised more startups than his hometown has people and teaches startup founders like you how to scale. He previously created, raised venture funding for and successfully exited two tech startups: Flowtown and Clarity.fm. You should follow him on twitter @danmartell for tweets that are actually awesome. + Instagram (behind the scenes): http://instagram.com/danmartell + Facebook (live trainings + Q&A): http://FB.com/DanMartell + Twitter (what I'm reading): http://twitter.com/danmartell

On this weeks podcast, Patrick Sweeney shares his life's story and his drive to send a strong message home. Patrick discusses the fear within himself which literally saw him on deaths bed. From this awakening, Patrick sees the need to help others see their own fears which holds people back from achieving adventure. EPISODE NOTES This weeks conversation is with Patrick Sweeney, the author of the soon to be released book, “Fear is Fuel”. Prior to a his morning adventurous run in the picturesque snowy Chamonix Mountains, (France) Patrick shares his life's story. From a childhood he describes as fearful, Patrick moved to running to find passion, want and acceptance. He continued to strive for more and became an elite athlete, a business developer and successful business owner. However, his world came crashing down when Doctors described his medical condition as one that “we are not equipped for”. With a young family, Patrick talks of his moments in hospital where he knew he had let fear rule his life. This fear had prevented Patrick from happiness both for himself and his young family. After surviving, Patrick had a new lease in life, a new want, a new appreciation for the small stuff and a new appreciation for gratitude. Patrick now Conquers Fear. He has pushed himself to great adventures, which he honestly believes, any person can achieve; by conquering their fear and using “Fear as Fuel”. In Patrick’s words, “Do something that scares you. Every single day.” Patrick Sweeney’s book, “Fear as Fuel” is soon to be released in 2020 on both Kindle and Amazon. Patrick’s website has a once in a lifetime contest running too, check it out at the site www.FearIsFuel.com He is available for keynote speaking, www.thefearguru.com --------------------- Patrick Sweeney can also be followed at https://instagram.com/thefearguru?igshid=ff9f9qmo89xh YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC9llimdnGK79yk3K_ihYQEQ ---------------------- Support the Fall Forward Podcast! :) Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/fallforwardpodcast & Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fallforwardpodcast/ or check out and subscribe to the website, www.fallforward.com.au You can sponsor the program by visiting https://www.patreon.com/fallforwardpodcast If you'd like to be featured and have the same goal to help people through adversity, send an email via our website. Every person has a story, every person has the Potential. Fall Forward --------------------- Mentions: Motivate Me by Mixaund | https://mixaund.bandcamp.com Courage and Willpower by Keys of Moon | https://soundcloud.com/keysofmoon Attribution4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com

In Patrick's final episode before leaving the country, the pod are joined by Phoenix head coach Ufuk Talay, who discusses the FFA Cup loss, recruitment strategies, coaching philosophies and preseason plans.

In Patrick's final episode before leaving the country, the pod are joined by Phoenix head coach Ufuk Talay, who discusses the FFA Cup loss, recruitment strategies, coaching philosophies and preseason plans.

Patrick J. McGinnis is a venture capitalist and private equity investor who founded Dirigo Advisors, after a decade on Wall Street, to provide strategic advice to investors, entrepreneurs, and fast growing businesses. In this capacity, he has worked in a range of settings, from building startups from the ground up in Silicon Valley to acting as an expert consultant to the World Bank in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East. In Patrick's latest book The 10% Entrepreneur, he shows you how, by investing just 10% of your time and resources, you can become an entrepreneur without losing a steady paycheck. As a 10% Entrepreneur himself, he has built a diverse portfolio of investments outside of his day job. This portfolio encompasses fast growing new ventures in the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia, including ipsy, the world's largest online beauty community; Bluesmart, the inventor of the world's first smart, connected carry-on suitcase; and Afiniti, a big data company that is reinventing the call center industry. He has also been a partner in several real estate investments.   What does it mean to be a 10% entrepreneur? How do you begin the transition towards becoming a 10% entrepreneur? How not to let the complacency trap get you? Why failure sucks and what you can do about it? The criteria for evaluating investment opportunities? Is entrepreneurship over-hyped? [powerpress] Sponsor/Partnership Thrive Themes Blazingly fast WordPress templates and plugins, built to get more traffic, more subscribers, more clients and more customers for you.

Patrick Lencioni is the founder of The Table Group and the bestselling author of 11 books. He is the architect of organizational health, a concept that he calls the last competitive advantage in business today.   Pat's passion for leadership and organizational health can be traced all the way to his first exposure to business as a child, when his dad lamented about working for a company with “bad management.”   Pat didn't really know what management was at the time, but he knew that it was a bummer for his dad – and he eventually learned, after starting his first job, that that was dysfunction.   “I'm passionate about helping organizations not be dysfunctional so that people like my dad don't have to suffer through it, because we spend too many hours at work for it to be dysfunctional.”   Pat's dad always wanted him to get a great job, and he did! He got the best job of anyone in his graduating class… and he was bored. “I was so un-attracted to data and analysis, and I was fascinated by the human beings I saw. I was watching really intelligent people make fundamental mistakes because of human behavior, ego, and things like that,” and he realized that he could help.   In Patrick's most recent book, The Ideal Team Player: How to Recognize and Cultivate The Three Essential Virtues, he aims to help individuals make a difference in their own teams.   Pat identifies the three virtues that make some people better team players than others:   Humility - If pride is the root of all sin, then humility is the antidote. “And human beings are attracted to others that are not tied up in themselves.” Hunger - If you want to be a great team player, you have to be the kind of person who works really hard. That doesn't mean be a workaholic, but if you're going to do something, do it well. Emotional Intelligence - You need common sense around other people; you have to understand how what you say impacts others, be sensitive to their needs, and consider what they're thinking.   “If you are emotionally intelligent, hard working, and humble, your career will have no problems. I promise!” --     Resources: Learn more at https://www.tablegroup.com/ (TheTableGroup.com) Connect with Pat: LinkedIn | https://twitter.com/patricklencioni (Twitter) Join Patrick for the Inaugural Organizational Health Summit (May 10, 2018) --   We are brought to you by the Lawton Marketing Group, a full service advertising and design agency serving companies and entrepreneurs at all levels. The are your one stop shop for all your website, logo, social media, print, app design and reputable management needs.   Visit LawtonMG.com for more info. -- The Impact Entrepreneur Show is produced by Podcast Masters

Scott and Patrick talk specifically about the importance of acknowledging your sexual history. Group Questions: This episode uncovers some deep and hurtful experiences such as sexual abuse, same-sex attraction, and childhood abuse. If you are in a group setting, be aware that this is sensitive for many people to discuss. Reach out to the Southland staff if someone in your group wants or needs to discuss further. In Patrick’s book ‘Grace and Sexuality’ he says, “To be born into the American culture is to be born into trauma”. Do you agree with his thoughts? Why is there so much shame associated with our sexual history? Why do we want to hide and cover up? How early would you say your first sexual experiences occurred? Were you taught about your sexual desires as a child? Who talked to you about how to express them in a healthy way? If not, where did you learn from? There’s a big difference in these two sayings: “Sex is dirty and let’s not talk about it,” and  “God created sex. He created our bodies this way and he created marriage between and man and a woman. What a great God we serve!” Which view resonates with you? Why? Patrick said, “I am what happened to me, but what choices and decisions do I have now to glorify God?” How could that perspective help us move past our sexual histories? Read 1 Thessalonians 4:3-7. How can your sexual struggles help you put your trust in God rather than being a victim?

Patrick J. McGinnis is a venture capitalist and private equity investor who founded Dirigo Advisors, after a decade on Wall Street, to provide strategic advice to investors, entrepreneurs, and fast growing businesses. In this capacity, he has worked in a range of settings, from building startups from the ground up in Silicon Valley to acting as an expert consultant to the World Bank in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East. In Patrick's latest book The 10% Entrepreneur, he shows you how, by investing just 10% of your time and resources, you can become an entrepreneur without losing a steady paycheck. As a 10% Entrepreneur himself, he has built a diverse portfolio of investments outside of his day job. This portfolio encompasses fast growing new ventures in the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia, including ipsy, the world's largest online beauty community; Bluesmart, the inventor of the world's first smart, connected carry-on suitcase; and Afiniti, a big data company that is reinventing the call center industry. He has also been a partner in several real estate investments.   What does it mean to be a 10% entrepreneur? How do you begin the transition towards becoming a 10% entrepreneur? How not to let the complacency trap get you? Why failure sucks and what you can do about it? The criteria for evaluating investment opportunities? Is entrepreneurship over-hyped? Sponsor/Partnership Thrive Themes Blazingly fast WordPress templates and plugins, built to get more traffic, more subscribers, more clients and more customers for you.

In this episode housing blogger Patrick Killelea explains why real-estate prices still have a long ways to fall in the tonier communities. Prices fell faster in poor areas where people live paycheque to paycheque. The more well heeled home-owner has assets to burn through, and it takes them longer to get desperate enough to take losses. Patrick also talks about how the primary problem is the masses of bad debt, out of relation to incomes, which still hasn’t been written down throughout the economy. In Patrick’s view, the cozy relationships between banks and government have made the financial crisis what it is. The only thing government efforts to subsidize housing (or anything else, like education) accomplish is to drive up prices. You can check out Patrick’s economic news site here (as well as his great forums for discussing real-estate and the economy): http://patrick.net If you are interested in deflation, check out the Deflation Study Group on LinkedIn (open to all LinkedIn members): http://linkd.in/deflationsg You can also listen to my in-depth Deflation 101 podcast. http://bit.ly/deflation101

In this episode housing blogger Patrick Killelea explains why real-estate prices still have a long ways to fall in the tonier communities. Prices fell faster in poor areas where people live paycheque to paycheque. The more well heeled home-owner has assets to burn through, and it takes them longer to get desperate enough to take losses. Patrick also talks about how the primary problem is the masses of bad debt, out of relation to incomes, which still hasn’t been written down throughout the economy. In Patrick’s view, the cozy relationships between banks and government have made the financial crisis what it is. The only thing government efforts to subsidize housing (or anything else, like education) accomplish is to drive up prices. You can check out Patrick’s economic news site here (as well as his great forums for discussing real-estate and the economy): http://patrick.net If you are interested in deflation, check out the Deflation Study Group on LinkedIn (open to all LinkedIn members): http://linkd.in/deflationsg You can also listen to my in-depth Deflation 101 podcast. http://bit.ly/deflation101