Rachel White
Rachel White is a dynamic marketer, published author, motivational speaker, and consultant based in Greensboro, North Carolina. With a strong foundation in the health and wellness industry, she has built a career centered on empowering others through personal and professional development. As a certified coach, teacher, and speaker with The John Maxwell Team, Rachel combines her expertise in public speaking, analytical thinking, and community engagement to inspire transformation. Her work reflects a deep commitment to helping individuals—particularly women—discover purpose, strengthen self-awareness, and achieve meaningful growth.
Rachel’s professional journey began in healthcare, where she served as a licensed practical nurse specializing in pediatric and psychiatric care, as well as client services and care management. Her roles with organizations such as Humana and Epic Health Services, along with years of independent contracting, provided her with firsthand experience in addressing both the physical and emotional needs of individuals. This background laid the groundwork for her transition into coaching and consulting, where she now focuses on bridging emotional intelligence with spiritual maturity. As the founder of DBL, Inc., she leads initiatives that integrate psychological, spiritual, and medical outreach to support holistic well-being.
In addition to her professional work, Rachel is an accomplished author of books including Let Hope Arise and It Was Not My Fault/All the Glory to God, which reflect her personal journey of resilience and faith. Drawing from her own life experiences, she is passionate about helping Christian women heal, grow, and thrive by addressing both emotional and spiritual dimensions of their lives. Her message emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, accountability, and inner healing as essential components of true transformation. Through speaking engagements, coaching, and ministry work, Rachel continues to make a lasting impact by guiding others toward clarity, confidence, and purpose.
• Licensed Practical Nurse
• Coaching, Teaching, Speaking Certification,
• Anderson University - A.S.
• John Maxwell Team
• Christian Women Association
• United Way
• Autism Organization
• DISCIPLES OF THE BLOOD OF THE LAMB OUTREACH MINISTRIES INC
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my faith in God, which has guided my decisions, strengthened my resilience, and kept me grounded throughout my journey.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I ever received was when someone introduced me to building emotional intelligence. It was through my coaching that I met this digital mentor who I'm still friends with. He sent me a free gift about emotional intelligence, and that brought everything together for me. I have to give him his credit - it was divine. That advice about developing emotional intelligence has been key to everything, because I discovered that you need both emotional intelligence congruent with spiritual maturity. Spiritually I was great, but my emotional intelligence was lacking, and once I learned about building that, it just drove everything to get me where I needed to be.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice would be to make sure that if that's what you're gonna enter, it has to be there - your conviction to add value to others and make a difference in the world. Even if it's not your ultimate destination, it could be part of your development and training. Like I said, I thought I was gonna be an evangelist, but I would be cheating women and girls if I just became an evangelist. What I'm really doing is evangelism incognito.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
My personal challenge is visibility. Once I get visible and get exposure, I know what will happen. I don't doubt that if I get the visibility and exposure, things will take off. So that's my number one challenge, and of course that's gonna take hooking with the right people and, might as well be real about it, finances.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The first value is God. The second is others. That's why I have a conviction - I know there's others there who are struggling, and if I could get help to them, I believe I can make a difference. The value for me is adding value to others. That includes being empathetic with others and having self-awareness. I'm not caught up in all this materialistic stuff, which is fine if that's what people want, but for me, my value is more about relation, connection, and loving, and being part of a family. As long as my basic needs are met, I'm satisfied. The most important thing I've been trying to do is put myself in a position so I can complete the will of God on my life, because I know everything I went through wasn't in vain. I'm doing all I know to do so I could reach those little girls and women who need my voice.