Cindy Whitley
It's no mistake that C.L. Whitley has been called a Renaissance woman by her peers. She first got used to performing on stage as a musician in Junior High, only to then be accepted into the prestigious Douglas Anderson School of the Arts where she was a classically trained violist. She also played with the Jacksonville Pops Symphony Orchestra outside of school. She then went on to become a published poet in several anthologies, under various pen names.
In addition to an interest in the arts, C.L. Whitley is a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom where she used her skills as a broadcast journalist and media relations specialist, while serving in the U.S. Army Reserves.
She also is an integrative health professional who has been consulting, conducting workshops, acting as a wellness coach and seeing clients for the last quarter of a century. Her most recent accomplishment is becoming the author of Success in the Pursuit of Happiness: A Physiological and Philosophical Solution.
It's no mistake that C.L. Whitley has been called a Renaissance woman by her peers. She first got used to performing on stage as a musician in Junior High, only to then be accepted into the prestigious Douglas Anderson School of the Arts where she was a classically trained violist. She also played with the Jacksonville Pops Symphony Orchestra outside of school. She then went on to become a published poet in several anthologies, under various pen names.
In addition to an interest in the arts, C.L. Whitley is a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom where she used her skills as a broadcast journalist and media relations specialist, while serving in the U.S. Army Reserves.
She also is an integrative health professional who has been consulting, conducting workshops, acting as a wellness coach and seeing clients for the last quarter of a century. Her most recent accomplishment is becoming the author of Success in the Pursuit of Happiness: A Physiological and Philosophical Solution.
