Guang Ming Whitley's guest appearances

Guang Ming Whitley

Screaming in the Cloud

Inspired Stewardship

The Reliants Project

Guang Ming

Cliff Ravenscraft

Roger Whitney

Dan Miller

Robert Farrington

Joe Saul-Sehy

Bob Lotich

Chris Mamula

Gary Johnson

Shannon Miles

Aaron Walker

Jeff Brown

David Wood

Connor Murphy

Rob Berger

OwlTail

In this episode, I speak with Guang Ming Whitley. She is married to a friend of mine from university. He introduced me to her when I passed through Los Angeles on business many years ago. Guang Ming wears many hats. She's the CEO of the Whitley household and stayed home for many years to raise 4 wonderful children. She has written both fiction and non-fiction books. She is also an elected official in her local town council. Most recently, she co-founded Aenea, a mentorship program for young adults. In this episode we talk about:  How deciding to become a stay at home mom impacted her relationships Some of the changes she noticed in her network as she had more children and they aged How her and her family navigated the challenges of finding people they all wanted to spend time with The importance of networks for young adults When she thinks it's a good time for young adults to start cultivating networks of their own 

<p>In this episode, I speak with Guang Ming Whitley. She is married to a friend of mine from university. He introduced me to her when I passed through Los Angeles on business many years ago. Guang Ming wears many hats. She's the CEO of the Whitley household and stayed home for many years to raise 4 wonderful children. She has written both fiction and non-fiction books. She is also an elected official in her local town council. Most recently, she co-founded Aenea, a mentorship program for young adults.</p> <p>In this episode we talk about:</p> <ul> <li>How deciding to become a stay at home mom impacted her relationships</li> <li>Some of the changes she noticed in her network as she had more children and they aged</li> <li>How her and her family navigated the challenges of finding people they all wanted to spend time with</li> <li>The importance of networks for young adults</li> <li>When she thinks it's a good time for young adults to start cultivating networks of their own</li> </ul>

S3E4: How Having Kids Changes Your Network with Guang Ming Whitley