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Whitney is half-Dutch and half-Dutch American (double Dutch). He has a world of experience having lived, studied, and worked globally-New York, Tokyo, The Hague, London, Los Angeles and Mumbai. He is the proud father of two bright and beautiful daughters. Whitney's Dutch mother, grandmother, and great-grandfather are all collected painters, and he continues the family tradition and has exhibited around the world. As an author, artist, and gallery owner, Whitney believes in the importance of both showing and telling in his books, work, and life. He currently splits his time in Downeast Maine and the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife.Whitney is the co-author of two 'Work The Future! Today' books: Dan Pink, New York Times best-selling author of DRIVE wrote: "WORK THE FUTURE! TODAY is an ebullient paean to the power of story. What we need is a new story based on purpose, not on profit. With a mind toward sustaining the planet rather than just amassing money, this book guides you to finding and aligning your purpose, passion, and goals to create that new life-embracing story for yourself, your organization, and the world."WORK THE FUTURE! TODAY, an Amazon #1 New Release in category, is about the Old Story of Profit First coming to an end and it must be replaced by the New Story of Purpose First if we are to prosper. The old triple bottom line of 'profit, people, planet' is transitioning into the new bottom line of 'planet, people, profit'. Why? It's very simple-no planet, no people. And no people, no profit. As there is no time like now, we provide 3 sequential steps to follow your path into the new story and to achieve this transition successfully:1. PURPOSE-the why of our lives and the unique gifts we have to offer.2. PLACE-with whom and where to best share those gifts.3. PRACTICE-how and when to best share those gifts.¿ The book provides leaders and readers with a pathway to accomplish these things in life, in the workplace, and in their communities.¿ We help readers to heal the past, release the future, and create harmony in the present.¿ The book, an atlas of change, is short enough to read it flying from coast to coast with enough time left for a nap, and it is filled with tips and tools that you can use, now.
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