In recent episodes of Inner Work, we explored two powerful ways transformation shows up in our lives: through the quiet courage to embrace grief as a turning point, and the radical self-acceptance that turns inner conflict into strength. Whether you’re navigating loss, change, or tough decisions, these stories remind us that leadership starts within.
I sit down with Corinne King, mother, writer, and now author of Shine On, to talk about the kind of leadership that doesn’t come from a title but from transformation.
After losing her mom, Corinne didn’t just grieve; she wrote, surrendered, and rebuilt. Her story is one of healing, faith, and the quiet courage it takes to step into your next chapter. This isn’t just an episode about grief. It’s about what happens when we choose to lead ourselves with love, even in the dark.
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In this conversation, I talk with Paul Wyman, entrepreneur, executive coach, and author of Part of Me, about why our inner contradictions aren’t signs of weakness but sources of strength.
Paul’s journey took him from HR leadership, to corporate coaching, to creating his own body of work, the Inner Team Dialogue. He shares how honoring every “voice” inside us, even the ones filled with doubt, can lead to more authentic, grounded decisions and a deeper sense of self-trust.
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Stay bold,
The Inner Work Team
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