A plainspoken look at trauma, enlightenment, and the app built between them.
This Inside Personal Growth episode follows Dr. Brian Allman through trauma work, meditation, and a search for what enlightenment can mean in daily life.
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Practical growth conversations with working ideas.
Inside Personal Growth with Greg Voisen pairs a warm, conversational interviewer with authors, coaches, leadership thinkers, and creative practitioners. The show turns books and big personal-change ideas into grounded takeaways about stress, culture, belonging, time, healing, and better daily choices.
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Inside Personal Growth with Greg Voisen is a long-running interview show centered on personal development, leadership, healing, meaning, and useful change. Its format is simple and durable: a guest brings a book, body of work, or lived framework, and the conversation works through what that material can do for ordinary decisions. The tone is warm. The pace is brisk. The show likes practical translation more than polished distance, so abstract ideas are repeatedly pulled back into examples, habits, relationships, teams, and daily responsibilities. Recent episodes show the range clearly. Dr. Brian Allman discusses trauma, mind-body healing, self-hypnosis, India, meditation, and the movement from distress toward enlightenment. Garry Ridge brings lessons from leadership and culture, including responsibility, consistency, values, behavior, and the freedom employees need to ask questions and make decisions. Peter Block talks about community, belonging, room structure, small groups, and the social conditions that help people participate instead of passively observe. Daniel Coyle’s appearance places the show near questions of human performance, talent, teamwork, and group culture. Bob Anderson’s conversation moves into integral leadership, unity-informed development, deep transition, and the training of coaches and leaders. Peter Economy brings the focus down to time, attention, work, phone habits, and catching oneself wasting minutes that could be used with more intention. David Homan extends the pattern into authentic relationships and connection. Even when a thriller such as Metal Viper enters the mix, the framing still leans toward authorship, creativity, social innovation, meditation, science, and entrepreneurship. The show is not narrow self-help. It is a busy crossroads for business readers, coaches, spiritually curious professionals, leadership learners, and people who prefer improvement talk in plain language. Episodes often include websites, books, resources, and direct encouragement to apply what was discussed. The interviewer gives guests room, but keeps returning to the listener’s practical question: what does this mean in a life, a company, a community, or a moment of stress? That consistency is the show’s appeal. It treats growth as conversation first, then practice.
Made for: For listeners who read personal development, leadership, coaching, spirituality, and business books and want the author’s ideas translated into usable language. It especially suits coaches, managers, lifelong learners, and people navigating change.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the sheer breadth of author interviews paired with a warm, persistent style that keeps asking how the idea works in real life. The show can move from trauma healing to workplace culture to community design without losing its practical center.
Inside Personal Growth provides listeners with over 1000 high quality interviews featuring leading authors in the field of personal development. This online podcast program is curated with content from international experts in the art of transformation. It is our mission here to tune listeners into an audio experience that will entertain and educate to help improve every facet of their lives. Since 2007, Inside Personal Growth has connected people with the wisdom and resources they need to work through challenges and strengthen their internal compass on the pursuit toward wellness and mastery. Our archive features over 800+ podcasts. Each show offers insight into the minds of writers behind…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Greg Voisen turns conversations about healing, leadership and productivity toward the practical choices that shape personal growth.
Greg Voisen builds each conversation around a guest's book or body of work, then keeps asking how its ideas operate in ordinary life. Inside Personal Growth ranges from Brian Alman's approach to trauma and mind-body healing to Bob Anderson on leadership development, with…
Greg Voisen can move you from enlightenment to WD-40 culture without changing the conversational temperature.
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A plainspoken look at trauma, enlightenment, and the app built between them.
This Inside Personal Growth episode follows Dr. Brian Allman through trauma work, meditation, and a search for what enlightenment can mean in daily life.
A plainspoken leadership conversation about culture, agency, and the habits that keep a company honest.
The episode keeps culture tied to everyday conduct at WD-40, and Gary Ridge's equation - culture equals values plus behavior times consistency - comes through with useful clarity.
A church story turns participation into something a room can actually practice.
Peter Block brings a grounded lens to group life, asking how a room can become a place where people participate instead of simply attend. His account of inviting churchgoers to speak with people they did not know gives the episode its clearest shape: a small change in structure…
A thoughtful conversation on Unity Academy, awareness, and unity-informed integral leadership.
Bob Anderson's Unity Academy anchors Greg Voisen's conversation on unity-informed integral leadership. Anderson is presented as founder of Leadership Circle and its chief knowledge officer, with Unity Academy positioned as a year-long master practitioner school for coaches,…
A grounded conversation about noticing wasted attention and giving finite minutes a more deliberate purpose.
Time management lands as a personal-growth question here, with attention treated as a limited resource that deserves protection before it slips into TikTok or other easy defaults.
A practical Google Ads conversation that turns remote hiring, wrong logins, and time into business judgment.
Google Ads sits beside the machinery of modern work in this conversation with Aslam, founder and CFO of Solutions 8, an agency managing more than 70 million dollars in annual ad spend for about 200 clients.

Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.

Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.


SaaS operators on scaling, pricing and AI, metrics included.


Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
This episode features an interview with author Donzel Leggett about his new book 'Make Your Destiny Happen', which offers a blueprint for personal transformation based on his leadership experience at Fortune 500 companies.
This episode features an interview with Bill Burnett discussing his new book 'How to Live a Meaningful Life', focusing on unlocking purpose, joy, and flow for personal development.
Greg Voisen interviews Kasim Aslam, founder of Solutions 8 and author of 'You vs.
Host Greg Voisen interviews Dr.
Kyle Austin Young, author of 'Success Is a Numbers Game' (Hay House), explains his 'success diagram' using a marathon example where three 70% steps multiply to a 34% chance of success.
Greg Voisen brings Dr.
Greg, host of Inside Personal Growth, welcomes Gary Ridge, former CEO of WD-40, and opens on Any Dumbass Can Do It, co-authored with Martha Finney and introduced by a foreword from Ken Blanchard.
["Greg Voisen and Peter Block spend the episode on Community, the Structure of Belonging, the third edition Block brought back through Design Learning and his work in Cincinnati, Ohio.", "Block says belonging is still sidelined by a colonial culture of speed, scale, automation, and control, with Robert's Rules of Order standing in for how most groups gather.", "Voisen's Levi Strauss talking-stick story in San Francisco and Block's line that people resist coercion, not change, show his fix: structures that make every voice count.", "The conversation then lands on chosen accountability, context, agency, and the six conversations of invitation, possibility, ownership, dissent, commitment, and gifts."]
This episode features an interview with bestselling author Daniel Coyle, discussing his work on human performance, leadership, and culture, including insights from his books like The Talent Code and The Culture Code.
This episode features an interview with authors Ron Schultz and Sarah Lovett about their new thriller book 'Metal Viper', discussing their collaboration and backgrounds.
Inside Personal Growth welcomes Bob Anderson from near Toledo, Ohio.
Peter Economy says he was laid off from management, got called back the next day, and still chose writing full time.
This episode features an interview with David Homan about his book 'Orchestrating Connection' and how authentic relationships drive personal growth and impact.
This episode features an interview with Allison Taylor about her book 'Power Up Product Management' and her expertise in building successful enterprise software products.
This episode features an interview with Dr.