About Whitney Stokes – Passive Income Educator

I’ve been building things online since 2013. I’ve tried blogging, affiliate marketing, e-commerce, web design, and digital products. Some of it worked. Some of it didn’t. Over a decade of figuring out what actually moves the needle is what I bring to everything I teach.

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It started with a parrot.
In 2013, my husband and I adopted a parrot named Hilo, and I couldn’t find good information about caring for him anywhere online. So I built a website. That one small decision lit something in me that never went out.


Over the next several years I tried a lot of things. I started a blog. Built an e-commerce store. Ran a web design business with clients around the world. Learned SEO, traffic, funnels, and what actually makes people buy. I was building real skills the whole time, even when the businesses themselves didn’t take off the way I hoped.

Then I climbed the corporate ladder. I became a district manager, worked 50+ hour weeks, checked every box I was supposed to check, and burned out completely.

That burnout forced me to get serious about building something that actually fit the life I wanted, not the one I was expected to want.
That’s when digital products changed everything for me.

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Today, I run an online business teaching others how to do the same.

I’ve created courses with students actively building their own digital product businesses, and have been growing a YouTube channel focused on real, sustainable strategies for creators who are done with the hustle narrative.


I’m not here to tell you it’s easy or that you’ll replace your income overnight. I’m here because I’ve done the work, learned what actually works, and I want to hand you the roadmap I wish I’d had.

What I Believe

• You don’t need to be a expert to help people. You just need to be a few steps ahead of someone who needs what you know.

• Passive income isn’t really passive. It takes real work upfront, but it’s work that pays you long after you’ve done it.

• Systems beat motivation. I’m not here to pump you up with empty hype. I’m here to give you the roadmap.

• Work-life balance matters more than hustle. I’d rather build something sustainable than burn out chasing someone else’s version of success.

When I’m Not Working

You’ll find me on our homestead with my husband Richard and our pets Murphy, Isla, and Hilo the parrot who started it all. I’m usually in the garden, takeing a walk in a nature preserve, learning guitar very slowly, or enjoying a really good cup of coffee.

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Your Five-Day Digital Product Roadmap

Five short lessons, five simple decisions, and by the end you’ll know exactly what to create and how to start selling it.

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  • I didn't realize how much of my life I was missing until I stopped waiting for Friday to feel like myself. Two days a week is not a life, and I think deep down you know that too. The shift happened when I started building something that worked for me instead of the other way around. A digital product business gave me my weeks back, not just my weekends. Ready to take the first step? Comment READY and I'll send you the link to join my free Digital Product Kickstart.
  • Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
  • My new video is live on YouTube! The link is in my bio.
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I didn't realize how much of my life I was missing until I stopped waiting for Friday to feel like myself. Two days a week is not a life, and I think deep down you know that too. The shift happened when I started building something that worked for me instead of the other way around. A digital product business gave me my weeks back, not just my weekends. Ready to take the first step? Comment READY and I'll send you the link to join my free Digital Product Kickstart.
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Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
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Counting down the days to spring! One thing you might not know is that every year, we grow several gardens and every year we slowly become more sustainable with perennials that come back year after year. We're essentially turning our property into a food forest, with berry bushes, fruit and nut trees, and herbs. Gardening has become one of my favorite ways to disconnect from screens and reconnect with the rhythm of the seasons. Every year I learn something new, every year the garden teaches me to slow down and pay attention. Do you garden? What are you most excited to grow this year?
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