ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Whitney Johnson is a leading expert on personal growth and navigating productive change. Whitney worked alongside renowned Harvard professor Clayton Christensen and has spent years studying what helps people grow, recognize their strengths, identify new opportunities, and build the confidence to take that next step.
We talk about how to recognize when it may be time for something new, how to move beyond the comfort of what’s familiar, and how to trust yourself enough to move forward—even when you can’t see exactly where the path will lead.
If you’re in a season of transition—or simply wondering what might be next for you this episode will lead you in the right direction.
English
United States
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