On My Mind

  • Letting Go

    by Christina Whitney
    I’ve said it before, but it’s worth saying again:Our best qualities often walk a fine line with our worst ones. One of mine is the ability to see b...

  • Resetting To Happiness

    by Christina Whitney
    We’re born happy. As babies and young children, happiness is our natural state—so long as our basic needs are met, joy flows effortlessly. Yet som...

  • Thinking, Doing & Failing Over & Over With Joy

    by Christina Whitney
    I’ve been designing my life rather than simply living it these past few years.Something shifted in me not too long ago—I realized I had been waiti...

  • How We Each View the World

    by Christina Whitney
    Art is extraordinary—born from the sensitivity of the one who creates it. I’ve always been a creative, even long before I would have dared to call...

  • Passion, Place & Purpose

    by Christina Whitney
    I recently listened to Adam Grant’s podcast Rethinking featuring Dan Gilbert, and it’s lingered in my thoughts ever since. Can we predict what wil...

  • Leaving Room

    by Christina Whitney
    A childhood friend recently sent me this message, and I felt compelled to share it. It is my hope that reading it may help you as much as writing ...

  • Days Are Long, Years Are Short

    by Christina Whitney
    I now have two college graduates and one still in college. As I scroll through everyone’s posts—celebrating high school and college graduations, e...

  • Trading Goals for Purpose

    by Christina Whitney
    Lately, I’ve been reflecting on the idea of new iterations—how we evolve, grow, and redefine what matters. I’ve noticed a common thread among many...

  • How to Access and Reframe What You Want and Who You Are

    by Christina Whitney
    I’ve written a lot about new beginnings, about starting over. Lately, I’ve been thinking about reframing that idea. I still believe that sometimes...

  • Pieces Falling Into Place, Not Apart.

    by Christina Whitney
    Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about ego—specifically mine, not my dog who’s name is Ego. When my children were younger, we came to a difficult ...

  • Being Brave by Being Yourself

    by Christina Whitney
    I was speaking with a new friend the other day. We were talking about what we do—and who we are. For many people, those are two very different thi...

  • Growing Past Fear

    by Christina Whitney
    Lately, I’ve been reflecting on where I am in my personal life and where this business stands. I’ve grown and learned so much over the past few ye...