South Florida Leaders · Oct 16, 2026 · 26:40
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What if real success is not just about how much you build, but who you become while building it?
In this episode of the South Florida Leaders Podcast, Brian Fay sits down with entrepreneur, coach, author, and longtime personal growth student Whitney Kell for a conversation about business, leadership, spirituality, communication, and turning life’s triggers into opportunities for growth.
Whitney shares lessons from more than 25 years of coaching and entrepreneurship, including her experience helping build a health company that grew from roughly $5 million to $2 billion. Along the way, she discovered that business success alone was not enough. For Whitney, lasting success requires knowing what you want to feel when you reach the top.
She explains why she wants to help people move from being “material millionaires” to “spiritual billionaires.”
Whitney also shares a powerful lesson she learned during the fast-growth years of her business. When problems began taking over her attention, a mentor drew a small black dot on a large white piece of paper. Whitney immediately focused on the dot. The lesson was simple: we often focus on the one thing going wrong while ignoring everything around it that is going right.
Brian and Whitney also discuss communication and leadership. Whitney explains how her leadership style has changed from telling people what to do to asking better questions. Today, she believes great coaching and leadership are about helping people discover answers for themselves.
The conversation also explores Whitney’s upcoming book, Triggered, her thoughts on radical responsibility, active listening, sobriety, personal growth, meditation, money, and why our biggest triggers can sometimes become our greatest teachers.
For Whitney, success today is about much more than money. It is about staying happy, balanced, grounded, and connected to her spirituality—even when life gets difficult.
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