In this episode, Patrick speaks to Enes Kanter Freedom, a professional basketball player and activist. Kanter discusses his experiences in the NBA, his activism for human rights, and his plans for the future. He shares memorable moments playing against well-known NBA superstars such as Kobe Bryant and others and delves into his efforts to raise awareness about the oppression faced by various groups in China. Kanter emphasizes the importance of standing up for values, even at great risk, and advocates for being aware of the origins of products made with slave labor and to avoid the complicity t ..read more

In this episode of the No Neutral Moments podcast, the host welcomes Joshua Norman, a former football player, to discuss his journey from high school to college football, his NFL career, and his post-football endeavors. During the interview, they discuss the rigorous process of being drafted by an NFL team, Norman's high school football career, his recruitment to colleges and ultimately choosing to attend the University of Oklahoma. They also delve into the early days of the football program under Coach Bob Stoops, including the intense training and expectations set by strength coach Jerry Sch ..read more

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9. The best question a C-Suite can ask itself is “How does the competition kill us?” The problem is most C-suites don’t have the balls to ask themselves that question and honestly answer it. Reason #1…it will show how their leadership has made them vulnerable and they are not sure they know how to fix it! (2) The answers will demand hard work and most people are trying to slow their churn rather than increase their churn – which will be where you find out who stays and who goes. I believe this is where coaching is at its best. I agree with Greenleaf when he asserts that a coach does not need t ..read more

Lessons 1–4 The circle of trust is still a small circle and you’d better have one! You can have thousands of friends but the circle of trust is rarely found in the large group who “like” you. This is the Covey idea of circle of concern and circle of influence. Where we spend out time and with whom we spend our time. One of the key disciplines in this space is you must be constantly self-evaluating and correcting. This is not a process that stops – it’s ongoing. The pyramid of performance is a real thing…still! Profit is good but you had better pay much closer attention to the holistic equippi ..read more

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Today's episode is brought to you by Admarc: The foundation of a product or company is its logo. Along with your brand identity it shapes how people define your company. For over three decades Admarc has designed logos for companies small and large across the Permian Basin and the country. After all, your identity is by design. Visit Admarc online at admarc.com or email Darrell, darrell@admarc.com Today's episode is brought to you by Luchini & Mertz Land Surveying Co., a resilient business on a mission to faithfully serve clients & empower employees—all the while, building lifelon ..read more

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Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms by Justin Earley, Zondervan, 2021 The Loudest Roar: Living in the Unshakable Victory of Christ by Judy Dunagan, Moody, 2022 Everyday Prayers: 365 Days to a Gospel-Centered Faith by Scotty Smith, Baker Books, 2011 (A game-changer for me!) Praying Through the Names of God by Tony Evans, Harvest House 2014 (a reread/skim this regularly) Celebrate Kids, Inc ..read more