Transform Your Life with Susanne Madsen's Techniques

Gary Ryan Moving Beyond Being Good®

Summary
In Episode 181 of the Moving Beyond Being Good Podcast, Gary Ryan interviews Susanne Madsen, an executive coach and author.
Susanne discusses her new book 'How to Do the Inner Work' and the importance of personal development. She explains that the book is not specifically targeted at business leaders but is about personal growth and doing the inner work. Madsen emphasizes the need for self-awareness and self-reflection in order to make positive changes in one's life. She also discusses the impact of coaching and training on leadership development and the importance of finding the intersection of one's talents and passions. The book includes exercises and practical takeaways to help readers on their inner work journey.

Takeaways

• Doing the inner work is essential for personal growth and making positive changes in one's life.
• Self-awareness and self-reflection are key to understanding one's values, beliefs, and emotions.
• Coaching and training can have a significant impact on leadership development.
• Finding the intersection of one's talents and passions is crucial for fulfillment and success.
• The book includes exercises and practical tools to support readers on their inner work journey.

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