Patch Pressoir

Hi, my name is Patrick (Patch) Pressoir.

Following a 14 year stint in the Army, I held several management
positions in the private and public sectors and I specialized
in Operations Management and Process Improvement.

I came to realize that most people had the same problems,
regardless of where they worked or what they did.

This problem affected both their professional and private
lives – it was simply a lack of time. I’ll come back to
this realization in a minute.

A few years ago I took up running and discovered a new
passion. Running provided so much for me personally on
a physical, mental, and emotional level, but I also
discovered how I could combine my love of running with
my need to make positive change.

I began running for charitable causes. This simple act
of living with purpose, has had a huge
impact on my self-actualization but it also re-sparked
my desire to do more.

I began to think about ways I could create an exponential
impact of good on society.

Raising a young family has made me realize how important
it is to live in the present. We try to travel as much as
we can with our kids to enjoy quality family time and visit
our friends, but also to expose them to different cultures
and give them life lessons you can’t learn in schools.

While studying Robert Kiyosaki, Timothy Ferriss and others,
I learned that I had to create my own life course – one that
would involve my passions and my chosen purpose, and that would
allow me the time freedom and financial means to make the most
of the present without mortgaging the future.

As a result, I embarked on a journey I call a
Lifestyle Face Lift in order to get there.

The company I founded helps business owners run their operations
more eficiently and effectively and also supports the cause
I run for by donating at least 10% of profits.

I am also part of a wonderful network marketing team that
collaborates and uses leverage strategies so that we
can not only be successful in our business, but we also
get to enjoy the time freedom we desire to pursue our
passions. And that's what it's really all about, isn't it?

I look forward to hearing your stories about passion and purpose and if I can help you in any way, go ahead and let me know!