Interview with Brian Basilico
In Our Blog PostedIn connection with the launch of Eat the Elephant: Overcoming Overwhelm, a couple of weeks ago I did a fantastic interview with Brian Basilico for his podcast, It’s Not About You, [...]
Are You Playing Too Small?
In Fear, homepage posts, Our Blog PostedIf you don’t feel at least a little bit of fear about reaching your goals, you are playing too small and staying in the safe zone. Are you afraid of being criticized? Everyone [...]
Are You Stuck?
In Articles, homepage posts PostedWhat is happening right now in your life or your work that is causing you stress? You, like most people have a mix of good and not-so-good-experiences. If you’re looking for real-life solutions [...]
Your Time Is Now!
In Articles, homepage posts PostedDo these questions resonate with you? They sure did with me. If you’re like me, you think if you work harder, manage your time better, and are a better person then your frustration and [...]
Speaking
In homepage posts PostedKarolyn Vreeland Blume will transform your next event with her engaging stage presence and compelling content. She is a master strategist, expert problem solver, and sought-after international [...]
Programs
In homepage posts PostedYour Best Life At Your Speed Are you ready to make a commitment to yourself? Is it finally time for you to realize your potential and have joy, freedom and peace? Work with me, and I will cut [...]
50 Shades of Overwhelm
In Our Blog PostedThe concept of overwhelm is complex. The sources are as numerous and varied as the number of people who suffer its effects. There are many more than fifty causes – far to many to discuss in blog [...]
Hope is Not a Strategy – Take Action
In Articles, Our Blog PostedMy grandfather had a great saying, “If wishes were horses, all beggars would ride”. Although somewhat dated (my grandfather would be 124 years old now), the sentiment still holds true. Wishing [...]
Why You Need A “Ta Da” List
In Our Blog PostedWhen I sent the draft of my book manuscript to my publisher, and finally hit the “send” button, my emotions ranged from joy to relief to fear to excitement. This book, Eat the Elephant: [...]