'inner change' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a change that occurs within a person, either due to an outside influence or from their own personal effort. For example: "She experienced an inner change after attending the workshop on self-development."
Changing your appearance is one way to encourage inner change (more professional clothes will encourage you to be more professional, etc).
But it can't stop with inner change.
Phoenix co-wrote a book called The Action Heroine's Journey, where she delves into the idea that the difficult path is the one best suited to create inner change.
In this, he ascribed particular significance to the second person of the Trinity, Jesus Christ, as a cipher for the human existential possibility of inner change, reversal and transformation.
Traditional American charity stressed the skills and attitudes of self-reliance and personal responsibility; it aimed to spark an inner change by inculcating missing virtues and skills that allowed recipients to succeed on their own.
Struggling to change things around us, we forget that another kind of change is possible - an inner change, through which we can enter a richer and more spacious world that was there all along.
Whether their bodies end up changing or not, their inner changes are what we're really focused on.
Then he reflected on the possibility that the hardship had worked some inner changes.
Computed tomography (CT) technology used in materials testing is able to detect the inner changes in materials and structures without any damage and to give out the detected part intuitional image with a high-resolution ratio.
You may even inspire them to make some inner changes.
Here I share my top 10 inner changes that have shifted me in more ways than I could have imagined.
