Hello, world.

Welcome to discover your talent, do what you love.

Number 628.

I'm your host, Don Hutchison.

Every Monday and Wednesday, I interview someone around the world

who's discovered their talents to do work they love to create a life of success, satisfaction, and freedom.

On Fridays, I interview a well-known expert from the fields of personal or business development

who share experiences, tools, and insights to help our listeners

along their journeys. Patrick knew his hard work mastering Polish had paid off. He was sitting

on a bus listening to a woman who survived a concentration camp. He realized she was telling him

her story in her own language and he understood. He felt the power

of story. I'm delighted to bring you our featured guest Patrick Ney. Welcome, Patrick.

Hello, hello. Patrick, are you using your talents doing work that you love?

I'm, I'm certainly. I'm done. All righty. We want to hear that whole story.

Patrick Ney is a British filmmaker and storyteller living in Warsaw, Poland.

His provocative, inspiring social media movies had over 25 million views in the past year alone.

In his day job, he's director at Digital Marketing Agency, James Cook Media, building end-to-end digital sales and marketing systems for global clients.

Griven by a passion for his adopted land, Patrick is on a one-man mission to bring the tragic, heroic story of Poland's history to the wider world through viral online videos.

His life changed overnight when he was attacked and severely injured, requiring major surgery.

He says, we only have one life. I almost lost mine already, so I feel the clock is ticking so fast

when there's so much more I have to achieve. Patrick, that's a summary of your career. Tell our listeners around the world what you're engaged in now that has you motivated and excited, if you would, please. Yeah, thanks, Don. I've got a bit emotionally listening to my own summary. Right now I am working in my day job in a company where I'm trying to build a company that's gone from six people to 30 in six months, up to something

which is going to have 50, 60 people by the end of this calendar year, so by the end of 2018.

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