Welcome to this week’s episode of The Grey Areas Podcast! Join me as I delve into a captivating conversation with the remarkable Whitney Howard. A powerhouse in her own right, Whitney wears many hats as a business consultant, professional mentor, and evolutionary astrologer based in LA.
In this episode, we explore Whitney’s journey from her roles in corporate giants like Disney and Sony Music to founding her own venture, Starland Alchemy. She shares insights on navigating growth, redefining success, and advocating for a new paradigm in the corporate world.
Here’s a glimpse of what we discussed:
• 5:20 – Breaking down the essential qualities of a mentor and how they contribute to personal and professional growth.
• 10:15 – Exploring the role of self-awareness in becoming an effective leader and fostering a positive work culture.
• 12:30 – Techniques to maintain balance and prioritize well-being while navigating the demands of a career.
• 27:30 – Strategies for dealing with emotional investment in workplace relationships and finding fulfillment in your career.
• 39:00 – Dissecting the different types of success and how they can be defined.
• 47:30 – Cubicle Confessions: Navigating scrutiny and micromanagement.
Tune in for an enriching discussion on mentorship, career development, astrology, and the pitfalls of workaholism. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the modern workplace and pave the way for a more fulfilling professional journey.
Whitney’s Links:
Starland Alchemy Website
Instagram
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