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In this episode, we talk with Katie Whipple, Area Sales Manager at Expansive, a coworking and office rental company. Throughout her career, Katie has learned how to transfer her current skills into new opportunities. When she became a mother, she examined her life and redefined how to balance her career, life, health, and everything in between. Thinking of changing careers? Thinking that your work/life balance is out of whack? Listen to Katie’s journey and come away with a fresh idea of how you can redefine your career and life goals.  What to Listen For  Introduction – 2:10 Transitioning opportunities – 3:51 How her skills took her in a new direction - 8:20 Interviewing tips – 10:40 Challenges in transitioning into a new industry - 13:30 Breast cancer survivor &amp; activism - 17:10 Sports coaching young adults - 21:28 In closing – 22:50   Resources from this Episode  Bra Couture KC    Did you know, that as a leader, self-awareness is a critical quality? One study concluded that a high degree of self-awareness was the best predictor of success for executives. In the no-nonsense e-book, “Self-Awareness Audit,” we take you through a series of exercises and actionable tips to clearly, consciously, and confidently, tell your story of who you are and what makes you unique and remarkable.  Check-in with Sweet but Fearless  Website - sweetbutfearless.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/successfulwomensnetwork LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/68031466/admin/ 

In this episode, we talk with Katie Whipple, Area Sales Manager at Expansive, a coworking and office rental company. Throughout her career, Katie has learned how to transfer her current skills into new opportunities. When she became a mother, she examined her life and redefined how to balance her career, life, health, and everything in between. Thinking of changing careers? Thinking that your work/life balance is out of whack? Listen to Katie’s journey and come away with a fresh idea of how you can redefine your career and life goals. What to Listen For <ul> <li>Introduction – 2:10</li> <li>Transitioning opportunities – 3:51</li> <li>How her skills took her in a new direction - 8:20</li> <li>Interviewing tips – 10:40</li> <li>Challenges in transitioning into a new industry - 13:30</li> <li>Breast cancer survivor &amp; activism - 17:10</li> <li>Sports coaching young adults - 21:28</li> <li>In closing – 22:50</li> </ul> Resources from this Episode <ul> <li><a href="https://bracouturekc.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bra Couture KC</a></li> </ul> Did you know, that as a leader, self-awareness is a critical quality? One study concluded that a high degree of self-awareness was the best predictor of success for executives. In the no-nonsense e-book, “Self-Awareness Audit,” we take you through a series of exercises and actionable tips to clearly, consciously, and confidently, tell your story of who you are and what makes you unique and remarkable. Check-in with Sweet but Fearless <ul> <li>Website - <a href="http://www.sweetbutfearless.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sweetbutfearless.com</a></li> <li>Facebook - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/successfulwomensnetwork" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/successfulwomensnetwork</a></li> <li>LinkedIn - <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/68031466/admin/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/68031466/admin/</a></li> </ul>

Podcast #89 - A Balanced Life With Katie Whipple

Katie Whipple is a Certified Public Accountant who co-led a $7 billion business deal as the youngest and only female on her team. After moving from New York to Indiana, she now participates in community involvement through Junior Achievement, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and her own podcast “Cup of Common Grounds.” Five years into her recovery, and after a seven-year hiatus, Katie decided to return to pageantry and will be competing for Miss Indiana USA in April.In this episode of Peace Meal, Katie explores the factors that led to the development and worsening of her eating disorder, as well as those that now keep her strong in recovery. As a home-schooled Christian who grew up in purity culture, she says she was unaccustomed to the cultural and social pressures she encountered at college. The dramatic transition triggered her eating concerns, as well as a feeling that she was living a double life: a high achiever confidently facing business partners and pageantry judges in public, but struggling in private. In recovery, Katie has learned to find worth beyond her appearance and better name her emotions, a skill that has deepened her relationships with family and friends. She has also been able to reignite a passion that provided self-confidence and self-development when she was younger, pageantry. Acknowledging that pageantry can be a significant trigger for those with eating disorders, Katie shares how she protects her recovery while doing what she loves. We cover:	How naming emotions can be therapeutic	How pageantry can contribute to an obsession with appearances in those susceptible 	How loss can bring a family closer together	How being open about your eating disorder can you bring you closer to others	How to do what you love while putting your recovery firstIn Katie’s words: 	On the fear of giving up her eating disorder: “‘If I give up control of my eating disorder, I’m not worthy enough, I’m not going to be enough’…And that was a scary thought that went through my brain.”	On not letting her eating disorder win: “I realized that I was fearing the fear that I was not enough and I realized I was holding myself back from life. I was putting my life on pause because I was afraid of triggering something.” 	On worth beyond appearances: “My worth is not defined by how my body looks, it’s on how I feel about me.”About the podcast:Peace Meal is a podcast hosted by The Emily Program and Veritas Collaborative that covers topics related to eating disorders, body image, and how society may influence our thinking.You can find Peace Meal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. If you enjoy our show, please rate, review, subscribe, and tell your friends!Are you interested in being a guest on Peace Meal? Email podcast@emilyprogram.com for more information.

Katie Whipple is a Certified Public Accountant who co-led a $7 billion business deal as the youngest and only female on her team. After moving from New York to Indiana, she now participates in community involvement through Junior Achievement, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and her own podcast “Cup of Common Grounds.” Five years into her recovery, and after a seven-year hiatus, Katie decided to return to pageantry and will be competing for Miss Indiana USA in April. In this episode of Peace Meal, Katie explores the factors that led to the development and worsening of her eating disorder, as well as those that now keep her strong in recovery. As a home-schooled Christian who grew up in purity culture, she says she was unaccustomed to the cultural and social pressures she encountered at college. The dramatic transition triggered her eating concerns, as well as a feeling that she was living a double life: a high achiever confidently facing business partners and pageantry judges in public, but struggling in private. In recovery, Katie has learned to find worth beyond her appearance and better name her emotions, a skill that has deepened her relationships with family and friends. She has also been able to reignite a passion that provided self-confidence and self-development when she was younger, pageantry. Acknowledging that pageantry can be a significant trigger for those with eating disorders, Katie shares how she protects her recovery while doing what she loves.  We cover: 	How naming emotions can be therapeutic 	How pageantry can contribute to an obsession with appearances in those susceptible  	How loss can bring a family closer together 	How being open about your eating disorder can you bring you closer to others 	How to do what you love while putting your recovery first In Katie’s words:  	On the fear of giving up her eating disorder: “‘If I give up control of my eating disorder, I’m not worthy enough, I’m not going to be enough’…And that was a scary thought that went through my brain.” 	On not letting her eating disorder win: “I realized that I was fearing the fear that I was not enough and I realized I was holding myself back from life. I was putting my life on pause because I was afraid of triggering something.”  	On worth beyond appearances: “My worth is not defined by how my body looks, it’s on how I feel about me.” About the podcast: Peace Meal is a podcast hosted by The Emily Program and Veritas Collaborative that covers topics related to eating disorders, body image, and how society may influence our thinking. You can find Peace Meal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. If you enjoy our show, please rate, review, subscribe, and tell your friends! Are you interested in being a guest on Peace Meal? Email podcast@emilyprogram.com for more information.

Episode 67: Pursuing Your Joy with Katie Whipple

It’s been a while but we are finally back with a GREAT new podcast. I am so excited to put this one out with one of my favorite artists and people; Katie G Whipple. Katie has been redefining flower painting over the past several years, initially inspired by ancient Roman wall painting. We discuss her personal history and her paintings in between having a great time just hanging out. Hope you enjoy this one!

It’s been a while but we are finally back with a GREAT new podcast. I am so excited to put this one out with one of my favorite artists and people; Katie G Whipple. Katie has been redefining flower painting over the past several years, initially inspired by ancient Roman wall painting. We discuss her personal history and her paintings in between having a great time just hanging out. Hope you enjoy this one!

Episode 51: Katie Whipple