About Corinne
Corinne Edwards has traveled several life paths – from travel agency owner, to sales trainer, author, lecturer, life coach, media coach, TV host – and blogger.
Her passions are media coaching and writing.
Her focus in the area of personal growth includes the rapidly expanding Internet videos on line.
She feels all of life – even the small stuff – and the funny are connected to personal growth.
She was the host of a weekly cable TV program starting from 1991 on Chicago Access and then produced and hosted over 400 shows for Wisdom Television.. Her show aired every weekday on DISH, Comcast and AT&T throughout the country from 1997 until recently.
Who hires a middle aged woman to do a national cable show unless she is Barbara Walters? She is proof that you can reinvent yourself as you go along.
Among the personalities she has interviewed are self-improvement authors, Deepak Chopra, James Redfield, Joan Borysenko, Robert Bly, Mark Victor Hansen, Marianne Williamson, John Gray, Jean Houston, Les Brown, Wayne Dyer, Andrew Weil, Judith Viorst, Carolyn Myss, Neale Donald Walsch, Judith Orloff and Thomas Moore.
Her late husband, Julius, used to throw this barb at her when he was mad.
“You read all these self-improvement books and you have NOT IMPROVED!”
Her answer:
“Listen, Julius, wherever you are, I want you to know I am still trying!”
She is. Just like all of us.
If you are on Internet Radio or are interested in video blogging, interviewing or podcasting, she has valuable guidance to offer you.
She will work with you on a one to one basis. It is all about YOU.
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Besides her blog, she is the author of several books, Low Pain Threshold, Love Waits on Welcome . . . and other miracles, Reflections from a Woman Alone, A Woman Without A Man, Sales Lies and Naked Truths, When Your Husband Has Died – A Survival Guide , Write Your Book – Publish Your Book – Promote Your Book and Are We Spiritual Yet?.
They are on Amazon.com, many in both paperback and on Kindle.
You can contact Corinne at miraclecor@aol.com or at her home office in Chicago at 773 338 9070.
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She makes it very easy because she is always on line.
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I recently just heard of the book – ‘When Everything Changes – Change Everything’ by Neile Donald Walsch. I am very interested in worldly and spiritually things.
I have listened to Wayne Dyer speak and he is an amazing man.
Also I have heard of Andrew Weil.
I believe if each person in this world contributed some little thing, we would be helping our world. Even if it is to bring a smile to someone in need; to help someone across the street etc.
I will be reading the book by Mr Walsch.
Thank you
B J D
I always have admired you guts to do the unexpected. mari
It is always fun to read your latest thougths and scripts, etc. You are one amazing woman, truly inspiring. thanks!
Have a awonderful year, and good health!
Love Mari
You have much to be proud of, Corinne. Your interests are diverse,your talents many. I happen to belive your greatesty treasure is your wisdo and ability to reach out to others. In your “essay” about worring, I could not find your usual invitation to respond. So I will here. You share some excellent advice on how to ease the “worry pain” You are absolutely right. Worry is product of FEAR! A positive attitute is an excellent tonic to ease FEAR. Also try to not to think about yourself , rather think about others and how you can make a difference in another’s life….just like YOU do. I’d be will ing to bet a fortune that YOU, Corinne are not plagued by worry. Yes I would!
Hi Reed -
Sorry you had a problem with commenting. I have moved this to the post on worrying where it belongs.
Blogs have a way of making you crazy with the glitches. I think you will find the comment button on my posts now.
Thanks for being inventive and finding a way to comment.
I did just lose my haband I lost everything .His sister has had me cort for 2 year .Now I am losing my mined.
Dear Jude -
Thanks for commenting here.
As a widow, I understand. It is such a terrible time.
I would like to direct you to a page where so many widows meet.
Please post your comments there. You will be amazed how much support you will receive.
Just click on this link and it will bring you right there. I want you to get all the help you need.
http://www.personal-growth-with-corinne-edwards.com/when-your-husband-has-died-a-survival-guide/
Much love,
Corinne
I thank you for sharing with us! You are a wonderful, interesting and talented person! I have learned a ton from you already! I’ve listened to an interview with Gideon Shawlick ~ and now reading your blog~ Oh my goodness!
I want to be just like you when I grow up
ok, I’m 1/2 way there!
Intersting life; I think I would have liked your Julius…he sounds similar my my (late) Al. We had been married for 37 years before he had a heart attack and passed away two years ago. Your article/s were very helpful – the humor was great. Thanks.
Hi Barbara -
Yes, you would have liked Julius. He was almost a generation older than I was so he was kind of opinionated (a mild word) about some of the new thought in personal growth.
But never a dull moment.
You have much to be proud of, Corinne. Your interests are diverse,your talents many. I happen to belive your greatesty treasure is your wisdo and ability to reach out to others. In your “essay” about worring, I could not find your usual invitation to respond. So I will here. You share some excellent advice on how to ease the “worry pain” You are absolutely right. Worry is product of FEAR! A positive attitute is an excellent tonic to ease FEAR. Also try to not to think about yourself , rather think about others and how you can make a difference in another’s life….just like YOU do. I’d be will ing to bet a fortune that YOU, Corinne are not plagued by worry. Yes I would!
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Thanks Corinne for sharing your gifts.
I lost my husband 2 months ago. We would have reached our 40th wedding anniversary on May 16. I love him so much, and miss him. I cry every night. He battled with cancer for many years. He was doing good. We have many projects now dangling which I don’t know how to continue without him. He died not of his cancer but of heart failure. We only have 3 children all boys. They live far away from us, altho checks on me as often as they can. I cry, I pray and will join a support group for grieving widows. I pray I can ‘put my life together’ without him it is going to be sooo difficult, but with faith in the grace of God undeserving as i am, it will happen for nothing is impossible with God. Yet, it seems easy to say, than practice what I say. I am trying to get up even just to honor my husband’s memory that he did not marry a weakling. I want to tell him that I am honored he chose me for his wife, in the same way that he wrote to me a long time ago when we first met and found each other so in love, that i was the best thing that happened to his life.
Thanks for being there.
Best regards, Yoli
Dear Yoli -
Thanks for commenting here.
As a widow, I understand. It is such a terrible time.
I would like to direct you to a page where so many widows meet.
Please post your comments there. You will be amazed how much support you will receive.
Just click on this link or copy it into your search panel and it will bring you right there. I want you to get all the help you need.
http://www.personal-growth-with-corinne-edwards.com/when-your-husband-has-died-a-survival-guide/
Much love,
Corinne
Hi Corinne:
I loved your bio–you sound like my kind of woman. I wish you much success with your new website.
Time for us to say hi voice-to-voice again….. it has been a while.
Rod Smith
317 694 8669
Your book arrived last week and I thank you. I laughed out loud (especially about shopping in NYC) and will pass the word on to many.
I will send you the column I submit to South Africa.
Cheers,
Rod
I’d be inclined to okay with you on this. Which is not something I usually do! I enjoy reading a post that will make people think. Also, thanks for allowing me to speak my mind!
I’d like to tell you that that website is fantastic. I have book marked it and look forward to checking it out again soon. Keep up the good work!
Corinne, your books help people like me to remember the things that we have “seen” all of our lives but have otherwise would never have “known” about them until you pointed them out to me. What you said with respect to your husband also sounds like me in that while I read the books, people ask me or tell me whether or not I’m improving. All I can say to them is that if I manage to make a mistake in life, even if I know I’m making it, at least I have a better chance of correcting it before it becomes impossible to manage. There is a saying somewhere to the effect of “to see is to believe” or “you don’t know what you know until you KNOW it”. I think that’s where the experience solidifies it in your mind. So while books will not protect us from the evils in the world entirely, they’ll at least shield us to some degree so that we might “deflect” the worst that life has to offer and hopefully pass that wisdom on to the next generations like you are doing with me so that we might keep it alive.
Thanks Corinne
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