On My Mind

  • 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...

  • Choosing Joy

    by Christina Whitney
    Today was one of those travel days.I left my house at 4 a.m. for a 6 a.m. flight that ended up being delayed more than 12 hours. It might as well ...

  • Showing Up Alone (and Whole)

    by Christina Whitney
    I’m heading out to a wedding this evening, and a friend asked if I was going alone. I replied quickly, “I’m bringing myself.” It’s partly a defens...

  • On my mind

    by Christina Whitney
    I often wrestle with the question of when to hold on and when to let go. When it came to raising my children, the answer felt instinctive—letting ...