by Karen McMullen | Sep 26, 2018 | Business, Freedom, Genius, Leadership, Spirituality
Image from Colette Baron-Reid’s Enchanted Map Oracle In 2011 my car and all of my most important possessions were destroyed. Hours earlier I had been in Kelowna, BC delivering a snazzy and forced free workshop to 3 souls (sorry!) You know the type of...
by Karen McMullen | Jul 31, 2018 | Business, Freedom, Leadership, LoveSexGenius
Before you climb a mountain, make sure it is the right one. -Paraphrased from Marcia Wieder “I want to be Successful.” I told my Coach. She asked, “What does success mean to you?” She wanted me to define it. But I had no patience for that,...
by Karen McMullen | Aug 17, 2017 | Business, Leadership, Racism, Social Justice, White Fragility, White Supremacy
Photo by Aimee Vogelsang on Unsplash Ignorance is such sweet bliss. I know because earlier this week, when I was more ignorant than I am now, I was more blissful. I was attending my salsa classes (my most recent and life-changing, having-the-time-of-my life daily...
by Karen McMullen | Aug 17, 2017 | Business, Freedom, Human Design, Lifestyle
How to be so unapologetically flakey that people actually take you seriously. Earlier today I published a blog post called “The Art of Not Making Promises”. In the post, I shared that I’m now enjoying a weird and wonderful new brand of freedom that...
by Karen McMullen | Oct 17, 2016 | Business, Lifestyle
“I say, beware of all enterprises that require new clothes, and not rather a new wearer of clothes.” -Henry David Thoreau, Walden Sorry, I can’t hear the truth of your message, because it’s buried in pretense!Pretense is one of my favourite words these days (along...
Into the Unknown – There is No Map, No Mentor and No Template for Your Next Chapter
Pure Success: Success Free of UnWholesome Additives.
What is Your Use to Life?
Pickle in Aloneness
What To Do When You’re Not in the Flow
How it feels to be excluded.
We should be fragile. We should break.
The Practice of Not Making Promises
The Art of Not Making Promises
For the Love of God and All Things Sacred, Please Stop Trying to ‘Get’ Clients.