Talent isn’t enough if you want to achieve success — you need to know how to leverage it. Whitney shared a real-life example of how she helped a successful entrepreneur drive her business exactly where she wanted it to go.

Life as an entrepreneur can often mean running yourself ragged as you try to succeed. But there’s a better way. Whitney shared 4 keys to success for entrepreneurs who want to run successful businesses.

In 2015, Whitney started the Tech Impact Fund at her alma mater, Davidson College. Recently, she provided an additional investment to expand it to support more women-owned and underrepresented minority-owned businesses.

Along with sixteen other trailblazing womxn, Whitney offered tips on how you can protect your time and set yourself up for long-term success by setting boundaries in your personal and professional life.

In a column for Business Insider featuring stories from women entrepreneurs, Whitney shared how she became a full-time entrepreneur and the guiding principles that she used to build her successful businesses.

Whitney was featured by 500 Startups, along with 14 other female leaders, who shared tips to help organizations create and foster successful teams.