Latter-day Saint MBA Podcast Whitney Johnson
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Nov 23, 2021 Whitney Johnson shares her journey from Wall Street to entrepreneurship, discussing how family dynamics shape professional paths. She delves into the significance of self-awareness, addressing challenges like imposter syndrome and the importance of recognizing personal growth. The conversation highlights the balance of faith and professional life, showcasing how spiritual principles can thrive in secular environments. Whitney also introduces concepts from her upcoming book on smart growth and self-disruption, emphasizing moral courage and resilience in life's trials.
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Maternal Influence
- Whitney Johnson's mother was a teacher and aspired to write a book and have a more fulfilling career.
- Johnson feels her mother's unfulfilled aspirations influenced her own drive and accomplishments.
Midlife Re-evaluation
- Kurt Francom, nearing 40, reflects on his life goals and considers how his children might fulfill some of his unrealized aspirations.
- Johnson discusses Erik Erikson's stages of life, emphasizing the reevaluation that often occurs around 40.
Unconventional Path
- Whitney Johnson initially lacked a clear career path, studying music and working as a secretary before finding her way.
- She wasn't the typical MBA aspirant, discovering her ambition later in life.
