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Karolyn dropped additional nuggets of sales and marketing goodness in the EXTENDED Interview. Be sure to click here to access all of our great extended interviews, transcripts and more within our Insider's Club.You can try it for the entire month for only $1.00![button link="http://baconpodcast.com/dollar-special/"]READ MORE &gt;[/button]Click To Learn More!Karolyn Vreeland Blume was born many years ago in New York City. She started her professional life as a lawyer with a successful general practice including litigation, real estate, divorce, business and estates. As a lawyer, Karolyn encountered many diverse situations involving a wide variety of issues and people. She represented Fortune 500 corporations, mom and pop businesses, and everything in between. She has vast experience navigating the treacherous waters of local, state and federal governments, as well as representing neglected and abused children. She helped spouses separate with integrity while maintaining a stable environment for their children. In her estate business she offered her clients compassion and understanding as well as excellent legal representation. She is empathetic, compassionate and gives of her expertise beyond expectation.After 25 years, she decided there had to be a better way to resolve disputes than beating each other up in a courtroom. For Karolyn, that better way was mediation. She founded Conflict Resolution Services (www.CRSMediation.com), which is a full service mediation, facilitation and arbitration firm. With over 300 hours of training – both receiving and presenting – she has helped hundreds of people and businesses resolve conflicts peacefully and amicably. She handled a wide range of cases in the areas of business matters, divorce, elder issues, family disputes, real estate, medical malpractice and class actions for individuals and businesses.Karolyn is a known and respected international speaker, consultant, coach, facilitator, mentor and teacher, whose presentations are filled with valuable information and engaging humor. She is an expert problem solver and gifted strategist.She served as an adjunct faculty member for Penn State University, Muhlenberg College, and Cedar Crest College. She moderated a live, call-in program for PBS television, and is active in many non-profit and charitable organizations. She is a Founding Member of Mediators Beyond Borders International, and is listed in Who’s Who in American Law, and Who’s Who of American Women. She is the author of Eat the Elephant: Overcoming Overwhelm.Podcast TranscriptionBrian Basilico: Welcome, everybody and I got a question for you; I can totally relate to this: are you overwhelmed? I get overwhelmed a lot because there are so many things going on between podcast, and emails, and videos, and courses and all these other stuff and I get crazily overwhelmed, but I got an expert that's going to help us bring us back to a moment of the zen. Karolyn Blume, how are you doing today?Karolyn Blume: Good, Brian. How are you?Brian: I'm doing awesome.When I first read your bio and your book, I looked at it and I said, “Oh, she's into law and meditation. No wonder why she could bring us back to a moment of zen.” But I got that wrong, didn't I?Karolyn: Yes, it's law and mediation and there's a very little zen about the law.Brian: Amen for that. So, how did you go from a lawyer and doing mediation to writing a book about “eating elephants?”» Expand To View More - Click HereKarolyn: Well, I guess I'm kind of a slow learner and it took me 25 years to realize that practicing law and litigating was no way to resolve disputes. Bashing each other around the courtroom and being antagonistic and hostile all the time is just not a good way to live. So, that lead me to mediation, which is a much more sane way to resolve disputes. You sit down, you can control your destiny, control the outcome, you're not depended upon people that you don't even k...

Karolyn dropped additional nuggets of sales and marketing goodness in the EXTENDED Interview. Be sure to click here to access all of our great extended interviews, transcripts and more within our Insider's Club. You can try it for the entire month for only $1.00! [button link="<a href="http://baconpodcast.com/dollar-special/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://baconpodcast.com/dollar-special/</a>"]READ MORE &gt;[/button] Click To Learn More! Karolyn Vreeland Blume was born many years ago in New York City. She started her professional life as a lawyer with a successful general practice including litigation, real estate, divorce, business and estates. As a lawyer, Karolyn encountered many diverse situations involving a wide variety of issues and people. She represented Fortune 500 corporations, mom and pop businesses, and everything in between. She has vast experience navigating the treacherous waters of local, state and federal governments, as well as representing neglected and abused children. She helped spouses separate with integrity while maintaining a stable environment for their children. In her estate business she offered her clients compassion and understanding as well as excellent legal representation. She is empathetic, compassionate and gives of her expertise beyond expectation. After 25 years, she decided there had to be a better way to resolve disputes than beating each other up in a courtroom. For Karolyn, that better way was mediation. She founded Conflict Resolution Services (<a href="http://www.CRSMediation.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.CRSMediation.com</a>), which is a full service mediation, facilitation and arbitration firm. With over 300 hours of training – both receiving and presenting – she has helped hundreds of people and businesses resolve conflicts peacefully and amicably. She handled a wide range of cases in the areas of business matters, divorce, elder issues, family disputes, real estate, medical malpractice and class actions for individuals and businesses. Karolyn is a known and respected international speaker, consultant, coach, facilitator, mentor and teacher, whose presentations are filled with valuable information and engaging humor. She is an expert problem solver and gifted strategist. She served as an adjunct faculty member for Penn State University, Muhlenberg College, and Cedar Crest College. She moderated a live, call-in program for PBS television, and is active in many non-profit and charitable organizations. She is a Founding Member of Mediators Beyond Borders International, and is listed in Who’s Who in American Law, and Who’s Who of American Women. She is the author of Eat the Elephant: Overcoming Overwhelm. Podcast Transcription Brian Basilico: Welcome, everybody and I got a question for you; I can totally relate to this: are you overwhelmed? I get overwhelmed a lot because there are so many things going on between podcast, and emails, and videos, and courses and all these other stuff and I get crazily overwhelmed, but I got an expert that's going to help us bring us back to a moment of the zen. Karolyn Blume, how are you doing today? Karolyn Blume: Good, Brian. How are you? Brian: I'm doing awesome. When I first read your bio and your book, I looked at it and I said, “Oh, she's into law and meditation. No wonder why she could bring us back to a moment of zen.” But I got that wrong, didn't I? Karolyn: Yes, it's law and mediation and there's a very little zen about the law. Brian: Amen for that. So, how did you go from a lawyer and doing mediation to writing a book about “eating elephants?” » Expand To View More - Click Here Karolyn: Well, I guess I'm kind of a slow learner and it took me 25 years to realize that practicing law and litigating was no way to resolve disputes. Bashing each other around the courtroom and being antagonistic and hostile all the time is just not a good way to live. So, that lead me to mediation, which is a much more sane way to resolve disputes. You sit down, you can control your destiny, control the outcome, you're not depended upon people that you don't even k...

Episode 617 – Best Of – Overcoming Overwhelm with Karolyn Blume

Karolyn Vreeland Blume is an expert problem-solver and a gifted strategist. After a long career in law and mediation, Karolyn uses her keen insight as a consultant, served as an adjunct faculty member at Penn State University, and is a founding member of Mediators Beyond Borders International. She is listed in Who’s Who in American Law, and Who’s Who of American Women. A native New Yorker, Karolyn lives and works in the Washington, DC area, where she uses the tools in her new book on a daily basis. If you’ve ever felt buried in an endless to-do list or are so busy you can’t even find your to-do list, you know overwhelm. It sucks the joy out of your days, keeps you stressed, worried and feeling behind. It may seem like a way of life.   Listen in to the conversation. Consider diving into Karolyn's book and leaving your comments below. 

Karolyn Vreeland Blume is an expert problem-solver and a gifted strategist. After a long career in law and mediation, Karolyn uses her keen insight as a consultant, served as an adjunct faculty member at Penn State University, and is a founding member of Mediators Beyond Borders International. She is listed in Who’s Who in American Law, and Who’s Who of American Women. A native New Yorker, Karolyn lives and works in the Washington, DC area, where she uses the tools in her new book on a daily basis. If you’ve ever felt buried in an endless to-do list or are so busy you can’t even find your to-do list, you know overwhelm. It sucks the joy out of your days, keeps you stressed, worried and feeling behind. It may seem like a way of life.   Listen in to the conversation. Consider diving into Karolyn's book and leaving your comments below.

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