Last week on The Successful Life Podcast, Corey shared how three and a half years of showing up in recovery helped him move from isolation toward friendship and connection. This week, he follows that journey into his working life.
After repeatedly searching for the right career opportunity, Corey began asking a different question: How can I be of maximum service to my coworkers, customers, and the people around me? He reflects on how that internal shift changed the way he approached work. An opportunity brought him to Wilmington, where the people he met eventually opened a door to roofing—the work he had resisted and now finds deeply rewarding.
This episode explores intention, values, faith, and the actions that bring them into alignment. Corey also offers a practical exercise to help you identify one value you can put into action this week.
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