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Whitney sat down with comedian Madison Malloy for an episode of her podcast, ‘Next to Madison.’ Whitney recently sat down with comedian Madison Malloy for an episode of her podcast, ‘Next to Madison.’ Each week, Madison hosts a guest expert who provides insight on topics ranging from health and dating to overcoming obstacles and taking risks, all designed to inspire listeners to live their best lives. In the interview, Whitney shared advice around learning to define success on your own terms, how to prevent burnout, and tips for creating a healthy work-life balance.
July 1, 2022
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Protecting your mental health is so important because if you’re not taking care of yourself, you can’t fully show up in all the areas of your life that matter to you most. Along with three other members of the NationSwell Council, Whitney shared advice for how to center mental health all year long and build healthy habits into your daily life.
October 11, 2021
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As part of Create & Cultivate’s Ask an Expert series, Whitney shared tips for maximizing your time, getting laser focused on what matters to you most, and avoiding burnout.
October 7, 2020
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Whitney led a conversation with a select group of NationSwell Council Members focused on taking back your time while juggling work, demands at home, and everything in between. NationSwell supports the nation’s leading problem solvers by helping them develop and advance solutions that strengthen our communities and country.
August 26, 2020
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As a featured speaker at Create & Cultivate Digital Summer Camp 2020, Whitney responded to questions from the attendees on how to manage relationships (both personal and professional) where the other person is draining their energy and keeping them from accomplishing their goals.
July 31, 2020
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