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It’s Labor Day, it’s September 1st, and the energy is new. In this episode, Coach Corinthia invites you to begin the month without pressure, trade grind for ease, and choose one aligned action that shifts everything.

You’ll hear:

• Why not hitting every August goal isn’t failure—and what to do next
• How to pick a September focus that fits your real life (without sacrifice or burnout)
• The single guiding question (inspired by The One Thing) that simplifies your plans and unlocks momentum

If you’re ready for a phenomenal September, begin here: less struggle, more ease, and intentional self-leadership.

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In Episode 10 of The Private Podcast for Leaders Who Want It, Coach Corinthia marks a milestone—ten episodes in—and invites you into the practice of reflection.

Instead of rushing to the next goal, this episode is about pausing long enough to ask yourself the right questions—the kind that help you see where you are, what’s serving you, and how to move forward with intention.

This milestone episode is both a celebration and an invitation to stop, take stock, and remember: leading yourself well begins with reflection.

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In Episode 9 of The Private Podcast for Leaders Who Want It, Coach Corinthia takes you into a simple but profound truth: inspiration comes when you make space for joy.

What started as an ordinary evening—pajamas, tea in a Christmas mug, crocheting, and a Hallmark movie—turned into a powerful reminder for leaders about the importance of creating time for what you love.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why doing what you love is directly tied to leading yourself well
• How joy opens the door to clarity, creativity, and energy
• Practical ways to rediscover or reignite what you truly enjoy

Sometimes the answers you’re looking for don’t come from working harder.
 They come when you pause and do what makes your heart smile.

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In Episode 8 of The Private Podcast for Leaders Who Want It, Coach Corinthia answers a question leaders get asked all the time: “What would you say to your younger self?”

The twist? Her answer isn’t what you’d expect—because sometimes saying nothing is the most powerful choice.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why offering your younger self advice might actually take away more than it gives
• The unexpected beauty of letting life unfold without interference
• How your younger self might have something powerful to say to you right now

It’s not the answer you think—and that’s exactly why you need to hear it.

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In Episode 7 of The Private Podcast for Leaders Who Want It, Coach Corinthia shares a behind-the-scenes coaching moment with a teacher who quit—every September.

But this episode isn’t just about teaching.
 It’s about what we’re really saying when we say “I want to quit.”

You’ll explore:

• What to ask yourself when quitting isn’t an immediate option
• How to lead yourself through moments that don’t feel good
• The hidden invitation inside frustration, burnout, and “I’m done”

This one isn’t about pushing through just to survive.
 It’s about learning to lead yourself until you decide what comes next.

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In Episode 6 of The Private Podcast for Leaders Who Want It, Coach Corinthia reflects on one of the simplest chants she used to hear in a kindergarten classroom—and how it’s become a powerful question in her own leadership and life:

How does this get better?

This episode is about honoring where you are while staying open to more—without needing struggle or chaos to justify your growth.

You’ll explore:

• The subtle shift from gratitude to expansion
• Why “good” isn’t the final destination
• What it looks like to welcome better while things are already working

This isn’t just a leadership reflection. It’s a life reminder:
 Better is still available—even when things are good.

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What started as a goal to save $500 turned into something much deeper.

In this episode of The Private Podcast for Leaders Who Want It, Coach Corinthia shares a real coaching moment that reveals what happens when you make a commitment—and what it really means to keep it.

You’ll explore:

• Why keeping a commitment to yourself is foundational to success
• How small actions build emotional self-trust
• What to expect after the hype fades—and how to keep going

This one’s not just about money.
It’s about the part nobody talks about.

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In this episode of The Private Podcast for Leaders Who Want It, Coach Corinthia takes you inside her own process of identifying the five values that define how she leads, builds relationships, and runs her company, Education Reconsidered.

But this conversation isn’t just about her values—it’s about yours.

You’ll explore:

• How to recognize your core values—even if you can’t name them yet
• Why your values should feel good to say out loud and even better to live out
• The impact of living in alignment—and how your values shape the way people experience you

If you’ve ever felt like you were doing the right work in the wrong energy, this episode will help you reflect, realign, and remember what matters most.

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In this episode of WTH: The Private Podcast for Leaders Who Want It, Coach Corinthia breaks down why gratitude isn’t a trend—it’s the plug.

When you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or out of alignment, gratitude is the tool that gets you back to yourself—and back to the energy that creates results.

You’ll explore:

• What it means to take personal responsibility for how you feel—and why that’s part of self-leadership
• How to return to emotional alignment when you’re stuck in worry, stress, or the past
• The difference between gratitude for now vs. gratitude for the future—and how both magnetize what you want

This isn’t about forcing positivity. It’s about using your personal power to feel good on purpose—and create the life you want from right where you are.

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In Episode 2 of WTH: The Private Podcast for Leaders Who Want It, Coach Corinthia shares a pivotal moment from her early teaching career—the day her principal told her, “I’m going to teach you how to go home with your purse and keys.”

That one sentence opened the door to a new kind of leadership—one that doesn’t confuse exhaustion with effectiveness.

This episode explores:

• The power of modeling sustainable leadership—how one leader’s support created a legacy of healthier leadership practices
• Why how we work matters just as much as what we do, especially in mission-driven roles
• The permission to do it differently—why not taking work home isn’t lazy, it’s leadership with vision

If you’ve ever wondered whether there’s a better way to lead, this episode will remind you: there is. And you don’t have to wait for burnout to make the change.

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