The Voice That Holds: - Sara Starling on Grace, Silence, and the Power of Story
There is a kind of voice that doesn’t just speak, it holds.
In this episode of GRACEWorks, Paul Crick is joined by award-winning British voice artist and storyteller Sara Starling for a spacious, reflective conversation about voice, silence, and grace as lived experience.
Sara traces her journey fr…
Grace, Presence & the Spirituality of Leadership with Alice Crozier
In this episode of the GRACEWorks Podcast, Paul Crick is joined by leadership coach Alice Bea Crozier for a deeply grounded conversation about leadership, presence, and what Alice calls the spirituality of business.
Together, they explore how high-achieving leaders can integrate ambition with aware…
The Quiet Power of Performance And Embodied Grace With Jayne Storey
What happens when effort gives way to presence?
In this episode of the GRACEWorks Podcast, Paul Crick is joined by Jayne Storey, performance practice specialist, author, and founder of Chi Performance, for a deep, reflective conversation on grace, embodiment, and the limits of striving.
Drawing on …
Growth Mindset, Presence, and the Quiet Power of Grace with Leigh Ashton
What if growth mindset wasn’t about doing more—but about where you’re standing when you act?
In this episode of the GRACEWorks Podcast, Paul Crick is joined by Leigh Ashton, a sales and leadership coach whose work bridges growth mindset, mindfulness, embodiment, and grace. Together, they explore h…
Sheryl Green Talks About Boundaries, Burnout, and the Courage to Put Yourself First
GRACEWorks is a podcast for leaders, high achievers, and thoughtful humans who sense that success alone is no longer enough.
Hosted by Paul Crick, each episode explores what it means to lead, live, and work with GRACE especially when we find ourselves under pressure of some sort or another.
Throu…
From Perfection to Presence: Music, Flow, and Learning What Really Matters With Patrick Boylan
In this wide-ranging and deeply human conversation, Paul Crick is joined by Patrick Boylan—musician, educator, and co-founder of MuseFlow—to explore why so many talented people become “recovering classical musicians,” and what it takes to reclaim creativity, flow, and joy.
Together they unpack the …
When Pressure Reveals Us: Learning to Respond Rather Than React With Rachel Alexandria
What if difficult conversations don’t go wrong because of what’s said — but because we lose ourselves before we speak?
In this episode of GRACEWorks, Paul Crick is joined by Rachel Alexandria for a grounded exploration of self-rescue under pressure. Together, they look at how the nervous system res…
Mastery and Surrender: Leadership Beyond Control with Dr Jonathan Reams
In this conversation, Jonathan Reams and Paul explore leadership as an inner practice rather than a performance of control.
They examine the paradox between agency and surrender, the limits of knowledge as information, and the slow, embodied work of developing emotional resilience. What emerges is …
The Death of the Ego and the Future of Leadership with August Turak
August Turak has lived a life shaped by counterintuitive choices — from humble beginnings in Pittsburgh to Zen monasteries, corporate boardrooms and building businesses rooted in service.
In this conversation, we explore ego, surrender, depression, purpose, leadership and why authentic transformat…
The Meta Resource — Dr Bruno Cignacco on the Business Case for Compassion
Dr Bruno Cignacco has spent thirty years inside the international consulting world, and he has come to a quietly subversive conclusion: profit is not the starting point of a successful company — it's the output. In this conversation, the author of The Art of Compassionate Business makes the case th…
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