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In this episode of the Healthy, Wealthy, and Smart Podcast, host Dr. Karen Litzy welcomes visionary business strategist Kareen Walsh. With nearly two decades of experience, Kareen is an expert in optimizing performance across various industries, helping C-suite executives and entrepreneurs achieve significant returns on their investments. She shares her journey of becoming an entrepreneurial and business executive coach, emphasizing the importance of sustainable leadership and empowering others. Tune in as Kareen discusses her approach to overcoming fear, avoiding burnout, and turning visionary ideas into tangible results through her business, Revampologist, and the Hey Kareen app. Don't miss this insightful conversation, which offers valuable strategies for leaders seeking to elevate their business success. Time Stamps: [00:01:15] Transitioning from corporate to entrepreneurship. [00:05:12] Evolved mindset for business success. [00:09:05] Seven figures revenue strategy. [00:11:26] Embracing change and control. [00:15:32] Leadership qualities for team empowerment. [00:19:33] Onboarding process effectiveness. [00:25:26] Embracing vulnerability in leadership. [00:28:20] Leveraging time for business success. [00:32:55] Busyness versus business ownership. [00:34:10] Role identification for entrepreneurs. [00:40:04] Entrepreneurial challenges app. [00:45:04] Have more fun and be present. [00:45:35] Embracing daily gifts. More About Kareen Walsh: Kareen Zahr Walsh is a visionary business and people's strategist, author, podcaster, investor, and a 7-figure business-building entrepreneur, making her the ultimate Business Healer. With nearly 2 decades of experience optimizing performance in the health & wellness, eCommerce, technology, and finance industries, running top-performing teams in complex environments, Kareen has a proven track record of helping C-Suite executives turn their vision of impact into action, often resulting in 10Xing their investment. Kareen is on a mission to help you integrate your inner business with your vision for external impact so that you can get out of your own way and stand in alignment. Resources from this Episode: Hey Kareen Website Free Gift For Listeners Kareen Walsh website Kareen on Instagram Kareen on LinkedIn Jane Sponsorship Information: Book a one-on-one demo here Mention the code LITZY1MO for a free month Follow Dr. Karen Litzy on Social Media: Karen's Twitter Karen's Instagram Karen's LinkedIn Subscribe to Healthy, Wealthy & Smart: YouTube Website Apple Podcast Spotify SoundCloud Stitcher iHeart Radio
Kareen Walsh, Founder & CEO, Revampologist, joins the Entrepreneurs United Podcast to discuss leveraging businesses as assets, strategic clarity, and exit strategies. Kareen discusses her innovative Hey Kareen® App, which uses AI to provide business consulting and coaching. She also elaborates on her EVOLVE methodology that helps entrepreneurs continuously improve their ventures. Learn about the importance of having a life plan linked with your business plan, and discover how to identify and excel in your innate entrepreneurial role.00:00 Introduction to Business as an Asset00:33 Meet Kareen Zahr Walsh00:53 Strategic Clarity for Entrepreneurs04:03 The Assessment Toolkit05:00 The EVOLVE Methodology08:59 The Hey Kareen App17:44 The CEO Conundrum Quiz22:04 Understanding the Creator, Operator, and Entrepreneur Roles23:16 Coaching Business Partners: A Case Study24:11 Recruiting and Placement for Business Efficiency24:44 The Owner Role and Wealth Creation26:02 Operational Efficiency and Financial Strategies26:52 The EVOLVE Acronym and Exit Strategies28:45 Building a Legacy with Hey Kareen30:08 Integrating AI in Business Coaching32:43 Final Thoughts and Resources33:34 Hosts' Reflections and Key Takeaways
Have you ever felt like you're living a life that doesn't quite fit anymore—like you've been wearing a mask, adding layer after layer, until you don't even recognize yourself? That's exactly what Kareen Walsh realized before making the boldest pivot of her life. She takes us behind the scenes of her massive transformation—leaving a marriage, restructuring her business, and stepping into an entirely new chapter with total trust in herself. We talk about everything—the emotional and strategic side of major life changes, the fears that try to hold us back, and how to take action even when the path isn't clear. Kareen lays out the exact mindset shifts and steps she took to create freedom in her life and business. Plus, she shares her latest adventure, why she built an AI version of herself (yes, really), and how she helps entrepreneurs scale with clarity. If you're craving more alignment in your life or business, this episode is your permission slip to go for it. Hit play and let's keep evolving, together. "Don't let the limitations of others become your own. You can always be where you are today." ~ Kareen Walsh In this Episode: - Navigating divorce amidst entrepreneurial challenges - Emotional and physical impact of change - Strategic decisions and emotional balance during divorce - Embracing change as an opportunity for personal growth - Guiding other entrepreneurs through business pivots - Setting and achieving goals: overcoming doubts and fear - Kareen's new adventure after divorce - Thoughts on dating and new relationships - Future plans and business coaching - Introducing the Hey Kareen App About Kareen Walsh: Kareen Walsh is a visionary business strategist, author, podcaster, investor, and 7-8 figure entrepreneurial guide. With nearly two decades of experience, she excels in optimizing performance across industries, helping C-Suite executives and entrepreneurs turn their vision into tangible results, often achieving 10 times a return on their investment. Through her business Revampologist and the Hey Kareen App, Kareen provides consulting and coaching to help leaders overcome fear, avoid burnout, and achieve their ultimate vision. Kareen believes she is a conduit to help you manifest your vision and make your business an asset to your life. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kareenzwalsh/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoachKareenWalsh Website: https://www.revampologist.com/ Download The Hey Kareen App: https://heykareen.com/ Where to find me: IG: https://www.instagram.com/jen_gottlieb/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jen_gottlieb Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jenleahgottlieb Website: https://jengottlieb.com/ My business: https://www.superconnectormedia.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jen_gottlieb
Ali Nichols is the Co-founder of Getaway, a vacation rental investing business she has now pivoted with a branding change to Hammock, helping people invest in rental properties just 5% down. Previously at Bungalow, Ali spearheaded raising and operating a $700M real estate fund focused on acquiring single family rentals. Today she shares her journey pivoting to find product-market fit.
Kareen Walsh is a startup adviser, investor, serial entrepreneur, executive coach, author, and podcaster. She is the CEO and Founder of Revampologist, a 7-Figure Boutique consulting and coaching company and co-founded the Clevr Network. With 17+ years of entrepreneurial and executive experience leading and advising industry leaders, Kareen is hyper focused on leadership to help businesses scale. Her clients include trillion-dollar companies like BlackRock, Groupon, Broadridge as well as startups, and she helps leaders align what they love with what they do, and monetize it. She believes if you are not growing, your business won't grow, and uses her books Lead with Value and Be A Badass, along with her Podcast Your Badass Journey as ways to share the methods of personal and professional growth.
In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the Founder, CEO and Business Advisor of Revampologist, LLC, Kareen Zahr Walsh.Kareen emphasizes that change is necessary to achieve different outcomes, particularly in business. She notes that leaders often have to navigate various dynamics when it comes to change and must be comfortable with change to effectively lead their teams through it and achieve the desired results. This highlights the importance of having a mindset that embraces change rather than resisting it to succeed in today's fast-paced business environment.Kareen works with her clients to help them achieve their desired results by providing them with strategies and toolkits. These tools are designed to help her clients navigate the change they need to make to reach their goals. She also works for teaching her clients how to be comfortable with change, and how to accommodate it. By providing her clients with both the practical tools they need to make change happen and the mindset they need to be comfortable with it, Kareen helps her clients achieve their desired outcomes. This approach helps clients understand how to implement change sustainably, making it more likely for them to have long-term success.Key points from the Episode:What does Revampologist do?Understanding why people fear changeEmbracing change with preparedness and agility toolkitInsights on Kareen Walsh help entrepreneurs embrace changeIntrospections on how leaders can grow and be ready for changeAbout Kareen Zahr Walsh: Kareen is the CEO and Head Strategist of Revampologist – A Strategic Growth consulting and coaching practice that helps thought leaders build 7-8 figure businesses with ease. She has 17+ years of experience coaching C-Suite executives to help them up-level their leadership stance, conceive and implement business growth strategies, and lead initiatives that result in high quality customer experience.Kareen Walsh has mastered integrating her heart of service, her healer training, and her business savvy to assist entrepreneurs and C-suite leaders of any industry align what they love with what they do every single day. Kareen believes income can always be earned, but fulfillment is what each of us should strive to attain. Kareen can disarm you with undivided attention and help you quickly jump into action after one short interaction. You are going to want to hear how Kareen shares her clarifying and actionable methods for growth in her book, Lead with Value, How Leaders Unleash Their Vision, Empower Their Team, and Evolve Their Business, because you will love how her relatable, practical practice will help you lead. She is also the author of the self-development book: Be A Badass, Six Tools to Up-Level Your Life. About Revampologist: Strategic Consulting, Advisement and Augmented Staffing Services are geared toward businesses aiming to optimize and scale their operations. They are brought in to assist executives in determining the skills required to help them achieve their corporate objectives. They assist c-suite leaders in matching who they want to become with the growth of their business through their leadership development and executive coaching programs.They begin each encounter with a brief examination and suggest how they may best assist you. Fintech, Health and Wellness Companies, Digital Marketing Agencies, Staffing Services, and Executive Advisory and Coaching are among their specialties.Links Mentioned in this Episode:Want to learn more? Check out the...
Kareen Walsh is a startup adviser, investor, serial entrepreneur, executive coach, author, and podcaster. She is the CEO and Founder of Revampologist, a 7-Figure Boutique consulting and coaching company and co-founded the Clevr Network. With 17+ years of entrepreneurial and executive experience leading and advising industry leaders, Kareen is hyper focused on leadership to help businesses scale. Her clients include trillion-dollar companies like BlackRock, Groupon, Broadridge as well as startups, and she helps leaders align what they love with what they do, and monetize it. She believes if you are not growing, your business won't grow, and uses her books Lead with Value and Be A Badass, along with her Podcast Your Badass Journey as ways to share the methods of personal and professional growth. Listen to learn: Four strategic steps to take aligned action How to identify and monetize your unique ‘zone of genius' How to ask for what you want Why lack of trust is the biggest block to building scalable businesses Why quickness of recovery from failure is the best test of great leadership How to build great teams by simplifying your daily practices as a founder or CEO How to hire unstoppable leadership teams (Hint: Stop assuming, start listening) Why too many founders are unaware of their true ‘zone of genius' and how to find and align with it Why success is about quickness of recovery from failure Why your own self care is critical to your success And much more Keep the conversation going on Podopolo in the Wings of Inspired Business episode comments and invite your friends to connect around podcasts recommended personally for you.
In Today's Episode of You Can Overcome Anything! Podcast Show, CesarRespino.com brings to you a special guest by the name of Kareen Zahr Walsh.Kareen Walsh is a Start Up Adviser/Investor. Serial Entrepreneur. Executive Coach. Healer. Author. Podcaster.She is the CEO/Founder of Revampologist, LLC a 7 Figure Boutique consulting and coaching company. She has 17+ Years entrepreneurial and executive experience leading and advising industry leaders. Her unique approach in her service based business has a lens on People, Process, and Technology and hyper focus on Leadership to help businesses scale. Clients include trillion dollar companies like BlackRock, Groupon, Broadridge to Start Up Companies getting ready to launch.She has built her 7-figure business by helping source the expertise her clients need, and coaching leaders on how to align what they love with what they do, and monetize it! She believes if you are not growing, your business won't grow, and uses her books Lead with Value and Be A Badass, along with her Podcast Your Badass Journey as ways to share the methods of personal and professional growth with you.Kareen Walsh' message to you is:Don't let the limitations of others become your own. Your path is yours to follow and no one else's.To Connect with Kareen Walsh go to:kareenwalsh.com or @kareenzwalsh on instagram or Kareen Walsh on linkedin.To Connect with CesarRespino go to:
Most start-up businesses fail within two to five years. Ever wondered what their common mistake is? One word: Misalignment. They are not aligning the expertise they need to their business strategy. Business owners have to take a step back and check what is working, what they want to be doing more of, what isn't working, what they want to be doing less of, what they want to start doing and what those action items are, so they can scale faster and more efficiently. Kareen Zahr Walsh is a growth catalyst. She helps companies grow through revamping their strategies and aligning them with their business goals. She built her strategic growth consulting and advisory company, Revampologist, to help entrepreneurs align their people, processes, and technology under the right strategy and leadership to best scale their business with ease. Revampologist website: https://www.revampologist.com/Connect with Kareen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kareenwalshFollow Kareen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kareenzwalsh/?hl=enKareen's website: https://www.kareenwalsh.com/Kareen's Retrospective Exercise: https://www.kareenwalsh.com/retrospective
Kareen and Lesley take a close look at what we do, why we do it, and talk about evaluating if it's still serving you. They ask questions about moving on, replacing yourself in the process, being in your zone of genius, following your strengths. Your hustle should never become a hassle!If you have any questions about this episode or want to get some of the resources we mentioned, head over to LesleyLogan.co/podcast. If you have any comments or questions about the Be It pod shoot us a message at beit@lesleylogan.co .And as always, if you're enjoying the show please share it with someone who you think would enjoy it as well. It is your continued support that will help us continue to help others. Thank you so much! Never miss another show by subscribing at LesleyLogan.co/subscribe.In this episode you will learn about:Evaluating your own role that you're playing in your businessAre you in your zone of genius?Annual evaluations - is this still serving you?Is your hustle now just a hassle?Morning routinesEpisode References/Links:Kareen's podcast, Your Badass JourneyKareen's Reflections JourneyKareen's IGHuman Design AssessmentCliftonStrengths (formerly StrengthsFinders 2.0)Guest Bio:CEO of Revampologist with 17+ Years entrepreneurial and executive experience leading and advising industry leaders in companies of all sizes. Clients include trillion dollar companies like BlackRock to Start Up Companies getting ready to launch and scale their business. I approach each business with a lens on People, Process, and Technology and hyper focus on Leadership to move the needle. I believe when you focus on operational optimization, leadership, and creative strategies, your company can survive any market fluctuation. When you focus on business growth mastery, you create unstoppable momentum in how you extend your reach and impact your clients. As a seasoned coach/mentor/and start up adviser, I love helping people align with their core values that allow them to thrive, leverage lessons learned, and build habits that keep them in action daily. https://www.kareenwalsh.com/gueston - for more info on Kareen.If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating and leave us a review on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser or Castbox.ResourcesWatch the Be It Till You See It podcast on YouTube!Lesley Logan websiteBe It Till You See It PodcastOnline Pilates Classes by Lesley LoganOnline Pilates Classes by Lesley Logan on YouTubeProfitable PilatesSocial MediaInstagramFacebookLinkedInEpisode Transcription:Lesley Logan Hello you, thank you for being here. I'm so excited for you to listen to this interview with my friend, I'm gonna call her my friend, Kareen. She is a coach of mine as well. And she is, well, you're gonna hear, you're gonna hear she has a soothing voice, she has this incredible way of looking at things. She doesn't, she doesn't just like do anything without pausing and asking a question. And in the best way, she shares such a great such great tips, multiple tips and multiple ways that you can connect more to who you are, and really figure out where you want to go. And she is literally the person that changed the trajectory of what Brad and I were going through when 2020 started, in fact, oh my gosh, y'all, so little story about this. So, she and I were introduced by a mutual friend. She got on an hour long conversation with me, which was like fucking just how generous and abundant she is. And then she did a call with my husband. And I was like, Yeah, I want us to work with her. She is our like, missing link to where we want to go and where we want to grow. And we were like, yeah, jazzed about it. We had breakfast on my birthday of 2020. And so amazing breakfast like, wouldn't have happened if I hadn't forgotten that I had to teach someone. I totally did forget. And I was totally at breakfast with her. And then ran into a friend of my friend's new fiance. He's like, look, I got engaged yesterday was crazy morning, right? And then not an hour later, we get the news that Kobe Bryant had died. And then like, you know, that was an interest as like, what an interesting way to start the year and you'll hear cream talk about how she believes like, New Year's is like her birthday, I always have treated my birthday is like my New Year's I'm like, well, we're just not going to see any of this is like, like what a weird time like I had a birthday with a woman I truly believe is going to change the trajectory of where I'm going help me make, like really helped me be step into what my power is. And then all this like it happened. And then two months later, we know the pandemic. Um, we got to... Brad and I got to still find time and ways to work with her. And the question she had us ask ourselves and the tool she gave us are literally why I live in this house I live in. And the reason and how this podcast is even here and how Brad and I work together and how we get OPC into your bodies and all this stuff. So I'm so grateful for her enough about how much I love her. Let me just tell you why you're gonna love her. So, in this interview, you're gonna hear like, just epic tips and questions you could be asking yourself right now. And so if you are on a run, or you're out doing errands, just save this episode and re listen to it. I still want to listen to it now because I do think that some things are going to get your mind going. But no, thank goodness, it's a podcast, you can really listen. And also make sure you check out at the end. She has an awesome tip you can do right now but also a great resource link for you with all of her resources, which I promise you will dive into and fall in love with. So Kareen is well, she is just an incredible light and she is also she's also a amazing strategist strategical coach. So some words that I promise you, I will learn on this podcast as you listen to me. I want you to see your entire bio in the show notes cuz I promise you'll be like, Whoa, what a badass. And she truly is. She's also the host of Your Badass Journey podcast, which I listen to every single week. If you follow me on Instagram, you know, I shared a lot because there's always a takeaway that I get out of it. And she really helps. She really loves helping people align their core values and help them thrive. And you will so see this and this you all she has been the CEO of Revampologist that she is that's her business, and she has been in 17 years of being entrepreneurial. There's so many things if you're not an entrepreneur, this is still a podcast for you. Because I promise you the question she asked, she asked herself every year when she's reflecting and everything are things you should be asking yourself, no matter if you work for someone or you work for yourself. So without further ado, I could just keep going on and on. But I just want you to hear her words and hear her tips about life and what you should be doing right now and I can't wait to hear your takeaways. So while we're here with interview and just a quick second.Lesley Logan Welcome to the Be It Till You See It podcast where we talk about taking messy action, knowing that perfect is boring. I'm Lesley Logan, Pilates instructor and fitness business coach. I've trained thousands of people around the world and the number one thing I see stopping people from achieving anything is self doubt. My friends, action brings clarity and it's the antidote to fear. Each week, my guest will bring Bold, Executable, Intrinsic and Targeted steps that you can use to put yourself first and Be It Till You See It. It's a practice, not a perfect. Let's get started.Lesley Logan All right, everyone. Okay, I just, I'm gonna, I'm definitely going to fangirl and also like, probably talk a little more nervously because this woman is one of my dear friends but also a woman that like I, she inspires me each and every week on her podcast, Your Badass Journey. And she has helped my husband and I and our business in so many ways. But she's also just an amazing friend. And I'm beyond grateful and so excited to bring her to you. Her name is Kareen Walsh. And I met her through another friend, this is power of networking. One of my dear friends was like, Oh, you know, you need your life, you need Kareen, you just need Kareen. I don't even know what time of the evening she texted you. But all of a sudden, there was a group text back and forth. We were on the West Coast or on the East Coast. And then within two days, I had an hour long conversation with you. And I was like, Brad, we have to hire this woman. And the way that fate works out is exactly the way it's supposed to. And we got to have an amazing weekend with you. You're such an incredible helper of all all people like but you specifically really do help people strategize and, and really make sure that their business is working for them. But we have so many things we could talk about. So Kareen, thank you for being here.Kareen Walsh Oh, Lesley, well hanging out with you is always a highlight for me. And what I love the most is when we can like Marco Polo each other energetic like, "Hey, thought of you. This is something that you need to," you know, "just like hug on," or I mean, we were all our dog pics, the whole thing. But thank you so much for having me on your show. Congratulations for launching your podcast. I'm super excited to be able to serve your audience today.Lesley Logan Oh, yeah, I really have no doubt that you will. I mean, but you're right. I love our Marco's and we you have a dog named Kaia. I have a dog named Gaia. They're two peas in a pod they haven't met but they're...Kareen Walsh They're spazzing out in energy across the US right now by coastal doggy energy happening. I love them. They're so great.Lesley Logan Absolutely! They're awkward ways of being on a couch. It's just like, it's like, were they born by the same? They say mom dog? Because it's like, how did you think that would get you on the couch? Anyways, if you're a dog lover out there, you totally understand. So, um, Kareen, you know, we met because of what you do with businesses. And, um, and it's if people who don't know, like Brad and I used to do different roles in the business, I was called the CEO. I was like, the, like, everyone went through and I'm like, I hate this. This is terrible. (Kareen: Yeah) I'm not happy in my business and and just by you giving me an Brad and I permission to the shift our roles and actually step into that in a different way. It's beyond it's been crazy, helpful and insightful. And I just wonder, like, Can you can you check cuz I think there's a lot of people out there who are happy, like they are doing what they want to do, but they're not happy in that. And what is that shift of a of the role mindset?Kareen Walsh Yeah, so I think what happens when we bark, embark into like, entrepreneurial ventures, right, like or thinking we want to start our own hustle, or even in our own career life, we either feel like we have to do it all because there's no one else because it's our idea. And we think that there's a way that if we don't do it, it's not going to happen the way we want to do it. And I think that that we forget to pause and ask ourselves, is this actually what I want to be doing? Am I am I in my zone of genius? Am I at the highest level fulfillment in it? And? Or do I want to grow into what's next? Like, I think that was part of what was happening when I started working with you and Brad was, you had an amazing platform you had built, there has been amazing brand building that has occurred you're constantly on both of you are constantly on and it's amazing energy, like, that's what I feed off of when I hang out with you both. It's like, what are these to get it from? It's like, non-stop, right? What we realized when there was dissatisfaction or the undertone of, "Yeah, I can do it all. But it's kind of like draining me" or I'm feeling that when I do these things, these specific things of how I plan my day, and do my day because I think I have to do it for my business. I'm actually not feeling energized about it. I don't want to show up in it at all. And then I'm frustrated. I'm showing up in an energy that is not me. Well, when that happens, it's really good to just pause and reflect on where are you spending your time? Does it fill you up? And do you actually want to continue doing that? Then there's the guy with the lens of me as a coach, someone who has worked in so many different businesses helped so many other companies scale, my own business included, and like how I self manage to just give you the lens of what is needed in the business that you're in, what are the roles that are required, so you almost like take care yourself out of it. And if you were to look at it from the outside in, what are the roles required to actually optimize the business that I'm running? And then to ask yourself, what's the role I want to play in it? And then can I go enlist the help for everything else. And what was beautiful about working with you and Brad is that you both have, you're both creators, you both are genius at like coming up with solutions coming up with new ways to connect with people, different methods of of connection through Pilates, like both of you have very creative ways of showing up in life. But then you also have your own internal interests that are very different into what fuels you. So like, Brad, for example, is very operational, and he can like, see it and execute against it. And then for you, you're like, you see it, you want to design it, but you're like anyone else can execute, I'd be happy with that, I just want to, I just want to be able to talk about it, share it, connect with others, and like be in the moment of this experience that we're creating. And when we identified that in our time together, it was like, oh, aha, one of you has the product creation mode of like, this is our brand, this is what we're about, these are the partners we want to work with, this is how we want to do it. And the other one is like, I will run execution of all of that, but we can together be creative. But now you had clear separation of role and both are needed in your business. The other difference too is Lesley, you started your business on your own and Brad had a whole different career. And when you decided to come together as partners, and I why I bring this up is that when you enlist the help of others coming into your business with you to help you scale, you really want to be clear on that role that they play. And when you two initially had started together, there were a lot of assumptions underlying assumptions on how you each needed to show up. And it wasn't until we created the dialog for me to facilitate between, you know, the three of us to say, Well, what this is what's needed in the business. If we look from the outside in, what role do you want to play? And and asking that question, I think was super critical for you both to have clarity, and express it to each other. And this goes for any type of partnership and business and I personally see all team-building and accompany as partnership because it's a choice to be there. And so whether or not they report into or it's lateral, whatever, from a leadership standpoint, you're all partners in it to scale your business.Lesley Logan Um, it's, it's so fun to like, kind of go back to the journey. And I hope that it even if you don't know who Brad and I are, you just dropped in, this is your first time hearing, it's like, it's important, because you know, from the outside, it might look like everything is just like going on all cylinders and it's perfect. But like, really, that's good, good work that we did. But we definitely had tons of assumptions. And also when you start to work when you start to partner up any time. I think a lot of people do with friendships, or they do it with like another co worker, and they decide to go out on their own. And most people skip that conversation, because no one tells you to have it like you didn't see it happen in the business that you're in or with other people. And then if you are married to the person, it's also very fascinating. It's like, I don't want to be your boss.Kareen Walsh Not only that it can it can bleed into the relationship. You know, like Jeff and I, my husband and I, we tried to launch a business a few years back. And this is like that startup game where we were, we were launching an app and he was the product creation of it and I was the backend operations of it. And yes, that that is our zone of genius, but the way it started to affect our relationship was not good. So after going through that exercise of launching that company and, and and launching the app, etc, we actually identified it is not healthy for our personal relationship to actually be in business together, we can support each other and advise each other, but partners in business, not a fit. So not everyone has that, you know, ability to have really strong personal relationship and also be in business together. But I love that about you too.Lesley Logan Yeah, I I definitely think we are meant to do something together. And I think that he and I will probably always have multiple different projects going on. But (Kareen: yeah), I wanted to go back because you talked about self managing, you asked like you, you put out some questions that we should ask ourselves and first I want to go back over those questions. And maybe a little bit about how you came into these questions. Because I think when someone hears it, it's like, oh, yeah, I should ask myself like, do I want to grow into this? Like, when you hear them it's like duh, why am I gonna ask myself this but like, also how do we even know when told us you should ask when I was never trained like, check in with yourself. How are you doing right now?Kareen Walsh Yeah, most of our work life, right. Like if you think about initial work life, it starts with doing a job for someone now so it's very rare occurrence from a young age that you're taught to be like great something and go sell it. Now it's a little bit easier and more available, I'd say to younger generations because of the digital platforms we live in. However, most work ethics and like how we show up in a working life is because someone else hired us to do a job that they outlined for us to do. When you're conformed under that energy, you don't question. You don't ever question or pause... Is this a fit? Like, does that is this what I like? Unless you are evolving personally to realize that what you truly desire matters. And like you said, for my podcast, it's all about aligning what you love with what you do. Like that's what I'd love to share all these guests on their badass journey. And like showing the fact that what you once might have learned or were conformed to do in order to earn something doesn't necessarily mean it has to fit on top of you for the rest of your life. So there's a power in that pause. Right? There's a power in evaluating and I generally would start the evaluation process certainly happens around my birthday. Like it's, it's more as opposed to like New Year's eve, I consider like my birthday, my New Year's eve like because a whole new year starting. And I used to do this self evaluation for my career life. It's why I had a very aggressive growing career life was because I would always pause and say, is who I've become in this past year, and where I've been spending my time... Have I outgrown anything? So that's something to ask yourself, it's like, Do Is there something I've been doing, but I've just outgrown? Like, it doesn't fill me up to do it anymore. I've mastered it, and I'm seeking something else have outgrown it. Because when you ask that question, you're giving yourself an opportunity to realize, oh, cool, I've mastered that. But I don't want to do it anymore. So now it's time for a growth spurt. Like, what else? Do I and then that's the second question, what would I like to be learning next? Or where would I like to be taking my expertise next, in order to evolve? Like, what do I want to step into? And so then you're asking yourself that question, which then leads to the next question, which is like, well, what is the opportunity that would provide that learning for me? And the same thing happens when you're running your own company, because sometimes, especially in this digital world, we live in this whole entrepreneurial hustle. And we can talk about that too, on how I'm like on the total opposite of hustle lately, because I really am about being more than anything, but that's my evolution. I'm in my mid 40s. And I have done a lot in my career. But it's not about that as much anymore. The point being is that when you answer those questions for yourself, you're starting to set your, your intentional path for where you want to grow into in your career life. And career life is defined by the things you want to be known for in this world. So there's a package of skill sets, you can learn over time, that allow you to have that impact and that earnings or whatever that potential is, but it could show up in so many different modalities these days. It's really asking yourself the question to set yourself on that path.Lesley Logan So I love that you do this on your birthday. Because I also like when people are saying their new year's resolutions or goals for the new year. I am I'm always very honest. I'm like, I kind of do it on the first like I like around December you know, I do a reflections thing. I love yours. We'll have to make sure we make if you're listening when you're listening to us. Go check out Kareen. She's got this reflections journey that I love. And I do it every month. It's really fun. But I like to reflect in December I do I try to get all my work done. So the December is gonna like what what are we doing next year, like, what fit what we like? And then I use because my birthday is in January. So it's at the end. And I use the first few weeks to kind of try on things. I'm like, do I like this? Do I like this? How's this working out? And then on my birthday, I'm like, Okay, so what are we really doing this year? Like, what are we wanting to do? But these questions, you know, you mentioned that you had you did this even early on, and like it really helped propel you to have an aggressive growth in your career at a young age. And I just wonder like, Was this something that you like, learned from your parents? Like, where did you pick this up? Like, where did you go, "Hey, let me check in and not just like sit in this job," like was there just like a it was an inside of you.Kareen Walsh So I would say what drove me from a young age was I knew that if I could not figure out like my own financial wellness, then I couldn't create the life that I wanted. And at that time, I had a very traditional type of upbringing. It's like, you know, went to I was fortunate to go to private schools and then got had college paid for even more fortunate and but I was also told that as soon as I graduated from college, I was on my own and so from, throughout all College I always worked, I was like build up experience because when you come from a truly financial privileged background that I had growing up in the area I did where pretty much anything I wanted or asked for I could have had, I was not that way I always liked to earn it to have more value and the things that I receive that is probably more innate than anything. When I, when I took my my parents seriously when they were like, "Look, graduate college, that's all we're paying for you're on your own," kind of thing. I was like, Well, shit, I gotta go figure that out, right? So I appeared, I was also very much a seeker, I think I have an explorer energy in me. So I took every opportunity as like, tools in my toolbox to then go leverage in order to earn the answer is NO to the question of did I did I always pause in and like prepare, right or pause and think about like the next steps. What I was more so aligned with was observing behaviors of others the environment I was in, and how how my health breakdowns, actually demanded that I start to pause and question, how best to do this. Because if you can think about this fear of like not having enough financially to have food on the table, right, which a lot of people go through, and I definitely even coming from, like the affluential background I came from. that's how I felt, when I was first starting my career that I was on my own, and I had to make it for myself. I made some really bad choices that were quite unhealthy. And it took me to a point where, yes, my career was kind of climbing, but my health was declining. And that forced me to pause and really become more selective around what I said yes to when it came to my work life, and my career life so that I could find more alignment around it all.Lesley Logan Yeah, I like the way you brought up being an observer. And I think that that's something a lot of people could probably try to practice a bit, I think it's easy to just like, look, and then assume and make judgments. And when you when you mentioned, you observe people at work, and you observe them in their life, it immediately made me go, of course, this is why you ask questions, because when you're observing all you can ask questions, "Well, I wonder why they did that? Well, I wonder what, wonder how that's gonna work out." Like, that's what observing is. And it's something that I've been challenging myself to do more of, in the last like, I think it's been about four years, I had one of my mentors was talking about a person who said, well, I and she said to our mutual mentor, she's like, well, I don't be disappointed, but blah, blah, blah. And the mentor said, "How can I be disappointed? I'm just an observer in your life." And I was like, "Huh, what does that mean? How do you how does one be an observer of life?" And like, and it was, it was a fascinating exploration for myself, like, how often I observing and like, what does that look like? And it does change the way you see things? And then the questions just come out of you because your brain is always looking for answers. Um, I want to talk a bit about you being a time bender. I've heard you mentioned this on your podcast. And I, this intrigued me because I'm like, I love creating time. Like I in the book, the big leap, he talks about like Einstein time and Newton time and like, you can actually like create time when you're in the flow. So can you talk about how you became How does one become a time?Kareen Walsh How would I get typed as a time bender? Well, time bender is the actual term used when you do the Human Design Assessment. There, I'm a manifesting generator and we are typed as time benders like it is this ability to visualize the future what that manifesting energy is, like you're always kind of forward thinking or when you're in when I'm in creation, like solution mode, it's always 10 steps ahead, and then my mind just goes there. And in essence, that's time bending, because I can put myself in that future state and then bring it into the now that's how I define it. That's the manifesting side and then the generator bends time because it's all about the doing and the efficiency around process. So if you could imagine you could speed up time as a generator time bending energy because not only have you seen already where you're going, but now you can help get it there faster due to efficiency, so I didn't really understand that part of me or articulate it that well about myself until I did the Human Design assessment, but I freakin loved it. I'm like, Of course I'm a time vendor like it has never been it's never been explained to me that way. But I so see it now even clearer having that terminology because like, like, we started talking about your sessions and time with me, the reason why we connect so well is because I'm amazing listener. But as I'm listening, I'm actually visualizing on your behalf when you when you're telling me because I'm asking specific questions on like, where you're trying to go. The reason why I'm a strong strategist and help businesses grow and scale is that I visualize where you're headed, and then know what to ask to help you bend your own time to get there. Like I love helping people save time and money, achieving what they want. But I didn't know that that was actually part of my like, my birth energy, because that's how far back you know, these the Human Design goes, because it's based on idea.Lesley Logan I'm gonna I gotta do this because I'm, I'm nerd about that and I it's like, when you when I did StrengthsFinders 2.0. And I'm like, Oh, well, yes, yeah, of course. (Kareen: Yeah, yeah, yeah) Of course some positivity, significant and woo, like duh. But like, you don't really you don't like it's like, you almost need someone to point that out to you. Because it's that whole thing. Like, you can't see what's on the label when you're on the inside of the bottle. Right? SoKareen Walsh That's right! Yeah, it gives you a good like language and relatability and understand, I love different tools like that. So this one is just been the most recent one that I've done. And I work with my coach/mentor, making sure that I stay in that stance, because what has happened is that I've been more of a generator for most, I have a feeling to that you and have Brad do it because I think he's a manifesting generator also is, is that I've been too much in my generator side and not enough in my manifesting like visualization for myself, I do it so easily for others. But when it comes to me, it's something that I haven't given enough time to. And so it's been really fun this year, because that's the focus I've had is to sit in that visualization a little longer, before the doing.Lesley Logan So that's the, I do think Brad is, because I'll come up with I want to see what I am just to see how it works. (Kareen: Oh you got to do both. I did Jeff's too. I did both) Yeah, gotta do it, for sure. Because I, I can get the ideas and he, like, he lights up and all and it's like, I can see it happening in his mind. And then he's like, "Okay, this is how..." like old computers are like printing out, "This is how we're gonna do it." And I'm like, "Perfect. Thank you so much. That's wonderful." But I'm glad that you brought up like that it's you were sitting in the generator side too much and I think, you know, we all have unique strengths. And I think it's easy for us to sit into one or another. And it's like any other muscle then even though that is something that's innate to you, and it's part of you, it doesn't mean that it's as strong. If you don't use it. If we just all sat here all day long, our legs would not be strong. (Kareem: Yeah, yeah) So what are what are some things that you are doing to sit more in your manifesting side, your visualization side.Kareen Walsh So what's great is that my my coach/mentor that I work with now gave me a format, like a format, where it's like you sit in visualization for longer, and then you energize that vision. And then, and then you enlist for help or start visualizing, like, who do you need in it, and then you start to enlist the help. And then you start doing like it she gave me she had to give me a... generators need a formula, right? Like, I need steps so that I know that because I was leaping, I was going from visual to doing, visual to doing and I will tell you that it resulted in a lot of half baked situations, because I wasn't sitting in the true essence of visualizing it, standing in it. Like in my meditations, I now like I sit in it. And it's so much easier to just play and visualization for longer until I truly feel it like now's the time to act in it. That has been the game changer in that regard for this awareness, especially for this new business I want to launch it requires sitting more in visualization. And really, while I'm sitting in it, assessing where I'm resistant, because previously, I wouldn't listen to the resistance in me and I would just go do. And then that created its own ripple effect of pain and suffering, I would say you know, like where you say yes to the wrong services or you say yes to the wrong employee or you say yes to that, you know, like, because I didn't sit enough to visualize it, it turned into that type of response. And so that's been really great to to lean into more now.Lesley Logan I can understand that a lot because I'm a little bit impatient, a lot impatient. So like, I'm like, Oh, we got it. Let's just go. And it's um, and I too had health issues early on. I think I probably would have a hustler longer if my health had been like you got to stop because we are not keeping up and and it's really funny, like how your body will start screaming at you if you just don't listen to it. And so I too, and like, I think there was a there's a time for a hustle. And then you got to like, you got to know when to put the brake on and like get into the groove. (Kareen: Yeah) Like taking the site, take the scenic route. And so I I, for many years was not listening to the resistance. And even now I can find myself like going, you should be doing this, like you should listen to what's happening right now. And there's that that's a push pull inside what it's like, No, but I really like that's just, it's gonna be fine. It's like, every time I look back, I'm like, you know that one point, you could have paused.Kareen Walsh YEAH. SO HERE'S THE MEASURE FOR THAT, THAT I LIKE TO SAY IS LIKE, THE HUSTLE SHOULDN'T TURN INTO A HASSLE. SO IT'S LIKE IF YOU'RE HASSLING TO GET IT DONE, YOU'RE NOT HUSTLING LIKE A HUSTLE IS, IS THE FACT THAT YOU HAVE FOUND SOMETHING THAT YOU ARE SO BRILLIANT AT THAT WHEN YOU SNAP YOUR FINGERS AND WANT TO PUT IT OUT THERE IT IS SO ALIGNED, LIKE TRY AND FOCUS ON ALINGNED HUSTLE, BECAUSE I'M HUSTLING ALL THE TIME. BUT THAT'S ME STANDING IN MY HUSTLE IS REAL, LIKE IT IS SOMETHING THAT IS INNATE TO ME NOW, BECAUSE I KNOW MYSELF SO WELL. AND, AND IT'S TIRESOME TO SEE PEOPLE CALLING HASSLE, THEIR HUSTLE, WHEN YOU KNOW, IT'S BROKEN ON THE OTHER END, WHETHER IT'S BREAKING ON THE INSIDE BECAUSE THE HEALTH MANAGEMENT HAS GONE TO SHIT FOR WHATEVER IT IS YOU'RE TRYING TO ATTRACT BUSINESS WISE OR CAREER WISE. AND THEN THERE'S THE THE ALSO THE HASSLE THAT SHOWS UP WHEN THE CLIENTS AREN'T RESPONDING A CERTAIN WAY IS BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT STANDING IN LIKE VIA LIVE ENERGY TO TRULY SHARE WHAT YOUR HUSTLE IS. HUSTLE DOESN'T HAVE TO BE NEGATIVE. BUT I'VE BEEN SEEING SO MANY NEGATIVE RESPONSES LIKE OF HOW IT'S SHOWING UP IN THE WORLD BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE HASSLING NOT HUSTLING.Lesley Logan That is my favorite even make a shirt or I'm making shirt and put your name on it because like that is exactly, that's exactly it. There's a difference in the hustle and a hassle. Oh, okay. One more question. Because, I mean, you're just a genius. And there's just so many things that we could talk forever. I you (Kareen: Anything you want) I think it was so many, there's so many tips, go ahead and listen to her podcast, because you're, there's gems every week. But, um, you are one of the few people I know who has a morning routine that's longer than mine. And and I'm also one of the people who like kind of gave me permission, because I had this long routine, but I was like trying to shove it into the tight like I was really (Kareen: Stressing yourself. Right?) Yeah. And it was like, my morning routine is stressful. And then I don't know, one day, I don't know, I heard you talk about but you talk about your morning routine. And I was like, Oh, why don't I just start my day later? And then I have all the time. So which sounds so obvious, but you have to hear it everyone. (Kareen: Yeah, you do.) So can you can you talk about how you started this morning routine and like how it's grown and kind of how you decide to add in things?Kareen Walsh Well, what I realized that is that if I don't recharge myself and get connected to myself first thing of the day, that I'm disconnected for everything I'm doing all day long. So that was one thing was just like knowing that I had to do take care of me first thing in the morning. The second thing was if I am rushed, like if I have the stress of rushing, I get this amazing pit in my stomach and anxiety forms and my cortisol levels go off the chain. So I had to give myself enough time to gracefully move through my routine to feel myself. So I would say that it wasn't until maybe. And I do this whenever I travel too. But I think I've been in this routine now for almost, gosh, has it been like almost four years, like I'm last year was such a time warp that I'm (Lesley: I know), it's like for, for, and even through last year I continued like it's this, this has become so much a part of me. I don't know how I won't turn it off. I can't it's a part of me. But the routine itself is very simple in that it starts the night before where in the evening, I put my phone on airplane mode. I play my favorite sleep meditation music with a timer on for 33 minutes. It used to be 24. But for now, lately, it's been 33 I don't know why but this is what comes to me and then automatically goes off at that 33 mark and I'm in my sleep and I like to sleep for a good at least seven and a half, eight hours in order to feel rested. Then I do not start my interaction with other people, including my husband sometimes. Someday he'll give me a good morning but he knows that my my morning time is my space until, no meetings basically, with for work related or external until 11am. There are exceptions of course if I'm on client sites, etc. This whole routine just starts earlier. But I wake up around like, 7, 7:30, generally. And then I go into my, I take my supplements in the morning, and then I change and I start my meditation routine. And then I move into my movement routine. Sometimes during that I'm either doing a sorry, in between, I'll do a journaling, like my gratitude and forgiveness is very key on a daily practice, I think to recharge you as well. And then I do my movement routine, get ready for the day, have my protein shake, and then my meetings can start. So I really try to block my time in the morning until 11am. That's just for me. And that's the way I gift myself.Lesley Logan Thank you for getting granular there because I think it's I think it's people can learn more from that, like, you hear that you're like, oh, oh, I could have you can put, Oh, I should put that order. Or I may try that out. Like you can try things on for size and whatever, like piqued your interest, like, ooh, she's a forgiveness journal. Like, try it out. I think that's so fun. I'm a big I'm a big believer. I actually after we're done with this, I'm gonna have to take you and show you I got this new lamp that does the sunset. (Kareen: Yeah.) And then it does (Kareen: Sunset was nice) the sunset. And then it does a sunrise. And oh my gosh, I have not hit snooze. Not one time since I've had this. And it is excellent because I would just wake up and I'm like, well, Hello, good morning. Like I am the person who's like writing in her morning pages. I hate the morning. Why am I up? What day is it? And then by the end of my morning pages, I'm like, Okay, let's go. But like (Kareen: Yeah) That's how I open my eyes.Kareen Walsh I'll tell you though, I don't even set an alarm anymore Lesley, like, I allow my body to wake up when it needs to. And it's always at the right time. Because (Lesley: Yeah), that's just how my body needs to respond today. Like it's really only when I'm traveling which hasn't been for a year but what I know I'm on my body's gonna need to get reconditioned post pandemic trying to travel again, different time zones and like be be available to others and other times, but I still do this routine. Like everywhere I go, this is my routine, because I know that if I don't take care of me first, I cannot serve all day long. Which is what my business and just my general nature is.Lesley Logan Yeah, no, I'm a big believer, I always tell you know, my members on OPC. I'm like, if you don't give 100% to yourself first, you cannot give to others. Like there just isn't like that doesn't that's not how it works. All right, so Kareen, where can everyone find you? Because now they're falling in love with you. And they're gonna want to have way, way more contact with you. So what's the best place to find you on?Kareen Walsh So if you want to connect with me, and like DM me, I'm on Insta. So it's at Kareen the letter Z Walsh. And then if you want the retrospective exercise that Lesley talked about earlier, is on my website. So that's kareenwalsh.com/links, and you can find other workbooks I have there and other ways we can engage and access to my podcast there as well.Lesley Logan You, you're amazing, everyone go check that out. We'll put it in the notes. So it's easy to click, but I promise I've used many of your resources. And it has, it's why I have this house here in Vegas. Like, we didn't even get into that y'all. But like (Kareen: Oh that's right) this is is the woman that in the beginning of the pandemic, Brad and I like rewrote our vision for the year. And then not two months later, where we live... like moving, which is (Kareen: It was beautiful) so definitely get that. So um, okay. So I, I really want to make sure that every time I do this, every listener gets some actionable steps, because it's really inspiring, there's so many great takeaways. I mean, you gave so many great questions. But I think it's really important that people who resonate with what you said, get some tips on how they can Be It and I think that being it is anything that's bold or executable or intrinsic or targeted. So what what would you suggest they could do?Kareen Walsh So to be it to like, in a way where I would add is yourself like it's being it is truly showing up in your truest version of yourself. And so the biggest tip is to if you haven't paused for a while is to take a pause and really use my retrospective exercise. But just give yourself a moment to ask yourself exactly where you are right now what's working for you what's not working for you and figure out what you really want to be doing and come up with a plan that aligns who you truly are against it all because it'll always be out there. Whatever it is you want to achieve or bring into your world is out there for you to have. You just need to pause to see it sometimes and evaluate the direction you need to go in, in order to step into it and and really make it happen for you right now.Lesley Logan Oh, I love that. Thank you so much. I love you so much, (Kareen: Thank you) Brad and I to just think of you and Jeff and Kaia all the time. And we're so grateful that our paths crossed and we had the year that we had because there was so many things that came out of it because of you. And so thank you for being here. Thank you for sharing all of your wisdom and everyone until next time, make sure that you Be It Till You See It.Lesley Logan That's all I got for this episode of the Be It Till You See It podcast. One thing that would help both myself and future listeners is for you to rate the show and leave a review. And, follow or subscribe for free wherever you listen to your podcasts. Also, make sure to introduce yourself over at the @be_it_pod on Instagram. I would love to know more about you. Share this episode with whoever you think needs to hear it. Help us and others BE IT TILL YOU SEE IT. Have an awesome day!Lesley Logan 'Be It Till You See It' is a production of 'As The Crows Fly Media'.Brad Crowell It's written, produced, filmed and recorded by your host, Lesley Logan and me, Brad Crowell.Lesley Logan Kevin and Bel at Disenyo handle all of our audio editing and some social media content.Brad Crowell Our theme music is by Ali at APEX Production Music. 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Being a trillion-dollar consultant is a title most of us can only dream of, and it is one of the many that today's guest, Kareen Walsh, has managed to achieve. Not only is she an elite executive coach, but she is also a serial entrepreneur, startup advisor and investor, author, and podcaster. As the CEO/Founder of Revampologist, LLC, a seven-figure boutique consulting and coaching company, Kareen brings over 17 years of experience, underpinned by her unique, people-process-technology approach. In today's episode, Kareen talks about where she sees most leaders tripping up and stresses the importance of not viewing personal and professional growth as dichotomous. Instead, they are reflective of one another, but this is hard for many leaders to accept. Kareen chats about the tough love she gives her clients and why coaches should not shy away from tough topics. To bring about change, you have to reform systems, and this starts with how the leader views themselves. Our fascinating conversation also touches on creating spaces that foster growth, how leaders know when it is time to move on, and the value of walking away at the right time. You will be hard-pressed to find information of this caliber for free anywhere else, so tune in to hear it all!Key Points From This Episode:Introducing today's guest, elite coach, Kareen Walsh. The most common barriers Kareen sees executives face as they become increasingly successful. An important question that you should ask yourself if you want to grow into a leader. Why you cannot disentangle business and personal growth; they are a reflection of one another. How Kareen shows clients the connection between personal and professional growth. What leaders who have reluctant teams can do to get their people on board with changes. Reminding executives and leaders that it took time to where they are. Why Kareen is unapologetic about walking away from the wrong type of client. The hilarious thing Kareen once told a client, and where he is today. As coaches, it is crucial to show up authentically and call it like it is. How Kareen equips leaders to have tough conversations with their teams. Four questions to ask to interrogate the quality of the work environment. When you assess what is really going on, you make space for change and can pivot if needed. Creative, innovative leaders often do not consider exit strategies. What Kareen means by integrative performance management and why it is so important. When leaders show that they are working on themselves, it sets an example for their teams. Where you can find Kareen online and get hold of her resources. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Kareen WalshKareen Walsh on InstagramKareen Walsh on FacebookYour Badass JourneyBooks/Giveaways/WorkbooksBe a BadassLead with ValueThe Big LeapWork with ChrisGoodman CoachingChris Goodman
In This Episode You Will Learn About: Learning personal skills in your job Setting out as a solopreneur Finding work that makes you feel good The retrospective exercise Taking time to celebrate your wins Giving yourself permission to stop Finding the power of “no” Resources: kareenwalsh.com Books/Giveaways/Workbooks: kareenwalsh.com/links Instagram: @kareenzwalsh Facebook: facebook.com/CoachKareenWalsh Podcast: kareenwalsh.com/podcast Visit squeezemassage.com/earn to learn more about franchising opportunities Text “PODCAST” to 310-496-8363 to get your questions answered on our Q&A segment or get coached on the show! Show Notes: Kareen Walsh is a brilliant strategist. Some people are dreamers with a huge vision to create something game-changing. And then there are people like Kareen who take the vision and say, “How do we make this happen?” She hit the glass ceiling at age 22 and saw that the path she was on didn't lead to where she wanted to go. Her response? Leaving her successful career behind and applying the skills she had acquired into something that truly lit her up. These are the four steps she uses to help you create strategic alignment in whatever goals you're working on. Question Highlights: Can you give us an overview of your background? Tell us about your four steps for strategic alignment. How can this be applied to different areas of your life? What are some of the biggest roadblocks when it comes to building a strategy? What's a belief or universal truth that you rely on when you're solving a problem? Guest Bio: Kareen Walsh: Startup Advisor and Investor. Serial entrepreneur. Executive coach. Author. Podcaster. She is the CEO and Founder of Revampologist, LLC, a seven-figure boutique consulting and coaching company. She has over 17 years of entrepreneurial and executive experience leading and advising industry leaders. Her unique approach to her service-based business is to shine a lens on people, process, and technology, all while maintaining a hyperfocus on leadership to help businesses scale. Clients include trillion-dollar companies like BlackRock, Groupon, and Broadridge, as well as numerous startups preparing to launch. She has built her seven-figure business by helping source the expertise her clients need and coaching leaders on how to align what they love with what they do – and monetize it! She believes that if you are not growing as a person, then your business won't grow either. Her books “Lead with Value” and “Be a Badass,” along with her podcast “Your Badass Journey” share her methods of personal and professional growth with the world.
Do you ever find yourself searching for more balance in your career, business, or life? Well my guest today is busting the myth of “balance” and sharing what we should be focusing on instead! Kareen Walsh is an author, podcast host, and the CEO of Revampologist. Her incredible career encompasses nearly 2 decades of entrepreneurial and executive experience leading and advising companies of all sizes. As a seasoned start up adviser, Kareen loves helping people align with the personal core values that allow them to thrive in the life they design. Purchase your Powerhouse Women Virtual Experience Tickets HERE || CONNECT WITH KAREEN || instagram.comkareenzwalsh kareenwalsh.com || CONNECT WITH POWERHOUSE WOMEN || instagram.com/powerhouse_women instagram.com/llindseyschwartz facebook.com/groups/powerhousewomencommunity www.powerhousewomen.co www.powerhousewomenevent.com
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Kareen is the CEO and Head Strategist of Revampologist - a strategic growth consulting and coaching practice that helps thought leaders build 7-8 figure businesses with ease. She has 15+ years of experience coaching C-suite executives to help them up-level their leadership stance, conceive and implement business growth strategies, and lead initiatives that result in high quality customer experience. Connect with Kareen: www.kareenwalsh.com Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Check out more resources (free resources too!): HERE Kareen's Podcast Connect with Kyle: Instagram Facebook Enrollment is OPEN in the money course: https://www.99moneymomentum.com/ 4:30 - Get to know Kareen 8:49 - The work Kareen does now 12:35 - Identifying your zone of genius 21:22 - How leaders can create a thriving environment for their team 24:25 - Hitting a glass ceiling at work 31:00 - How to transition from corporate to entrepreneurship 35:14 - Integration of work and life, work-life balance, tradeoffs 37:00 - Kareen's schedule, activities and life outside of work
#027 It's A Great Time For Innovation, host William Glass sits down with Kareen Walsh in a deep discussion about how to align your passion with your work. Kareen shares the tools and tips she uses with her executive clients to help them excel in all facets of their life. While COVID has left most of us stuck at home Kareen sees this time as an opportunity to innovate and excel. Kareen Walsh is CEO of Revampologist with 17+ Years of entrepreneurial and executive experience leading and advising industry leaders in companies of all sizes. Clients include trillion-dollar companies like BlackRock to Start-Up Companies getting ready to launch and scale their business. Kareen approaches each business with a lens on People, Process, and Technology and hyper-focus on Leadership to move the needle. As a seasoned coach/mentor/and start-up adviser, Kareen loves helping people align with their core values that allow them to thrive in the life they design, leverage lessons learned, and build habits that keep them in action daily. Resources - www.kareenwalsh.com/resources LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/kareenwalsh Instagram - www.instagram.com/kareenzwalsh _ Become a supporter: https://www.patreon.com/wpg3 - Instagram: https://instagram.com/siliconalleypodcast - LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/siliconalleypodcast - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSF39MO5e4z1SX9tYZEhNgA Theme music is Million Voices by Brett Miller - www.brettmillerofficial.com Ostrich is a personal finance app that uses the power of positive social accountability to help you define, set, & achieve your financial goals. Sign Up for Ostrich at https://www.getostrich.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/theostrichapp LinkedIn: https://LinkedIn.com/company/theostrichapp Silicon Alley is a Financial Glass Production --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/silicon-alley/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/silicon-alley/support
In this episode, I speak with Kareen Walsh, founder of Revampologist, you will learn that getting clarity about your small business is about the why and what. Your strategy shows you how. Don't build your business on the how or else you will always be hung up on that. To be successful in business, you need to stay nimble, check-in with yourself every 90-days, and get very clear on what actions you need to take daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly. You will also learn that the first two action steps towards building a higher level of fulfillment as you go after achieving your goals are to 1. Get clarity around what you really want and, 2. put a strategy together to achieve it. And always keep your eye on the goal. Resources: Learn more: https://www.kareenwalsh.com/leadwithvaluesigned Instagram: Https://www.instagram.com/kareenzwalsh Podcast: https://www.kareenwalsh.com/podcast Resources: https://www.kareenwalsh.com/resources BONUS: The first ten people who go to https://www.kareenwalsh.com/leadwithvaluesigned get a free signed copy of her book. ---------- Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego. She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer. Rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcast “I love Into The Wild, and think it's the best thing since sliced bread.”
The ongoing global health crisis means that many of us are working from home. Our personal and professional roles (that used to be so separate and clearly defined) have begun to blend in this time of what Kareen Walsh calls work-life integration. What practical things can we do set up processes for working remotely? How can we stay connected and keep our vibe high during this period of isolation? And what can we do to find a little certainty, even in such an uncertain time? Kareen is the Growth Strategist and Business Coach behind Revampologist, a consulting firm that works with executives and entrepreneurs on how to define a clear vision and achieve their goals with ease. She has worked in a range of industries, and her client roster includes BlackRock, Illuminent and Oppenheimer Funds. Kareen is also the host of Your Badass Journey, a podcast focused on helping you integrate what you love with what you do—daily! On this episode of Destined to Be, Kareen joins us to share her expertise in working in remote environments, offering advice on setting up a designated space and time for work in your home. She explains why it’s crucial to give yourself 30 minutes to recharge every day during this period of isolation, challenging us to use this time to cultivate an appreciation for the life we have. Listen in for Kareen’s NOT TODAY practice for flipping fear on its head and learn how to leverage your resourcefulness in this uncertain time. Key Takeaways Kareen’s background + experience working in remote environments Why it’s crucial to designate separate space and time for work and learning at home Kareen’s insight on creating a screen-free recharging station to clear your mind How to lean into certainty in uncertain times to become resourceful + strategic Why Kareen is choosing to lean into resourcefulness and generosity in her business How we can use this time to cultivate an appreciation for the life we have Kareen’s NOT TODAY practice of flipping fear on its head Kareen’s advice on taking a deep breath to pause before we react to triggers Connect with Kareen Kareen’s Website Kareen on Instagram Kareen on LinkedIn Your Badass Journey Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Destined to Be Jeremiah on LinkedIn Jeremiah on Facebook Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram REVOLUTION WELLNESS Facebook Group Resources Kareen’s 30-Minute Acute Care Call Kareen’s Work from Home Framework Kareen’s High-Vibe Tribe Challenge Being Peace by Thich Nhat Hanh Side Hustle: From Idea to Income in 27 Days by Chris Guillebeau
The guest for this episode is Kareen Walsh. She is the CEO and Head Strategist for Revampologist - a strategic growth consulting and coaching practice that helps thought leaders build 7-8 figure businesses with ease. Kareen has 15+ years of experience coaching C-suite executives to help them up-level their leadership stance, conceive and implement business growth strategies, and lead initiatives that result in high quality customer experience. Kareen loves to connect, here's how you can do that: https://www.kareenwalsh.com Instagram FB @coachkareenwalsh LinkedIn Receive Kareen's free download on how to manage remote teams can be found here: Work From Home Framework Connect with Kyle https://www.kyledepiesse.com Instagram
IMPORTANT MESSAGE: 10 Listeners of this show can get a free signed copy of the book LEAD WITH VALUE by visiting www.kareenwalsh.com/leadwithvaluesigned Our guest Kareen Walsh, the CEO and Head Strategist of Revampologist, is a coach who works with thought leaders to build 7-to-8 figure brands. She is also the author of LEAD WITH VALUE and the host of YOUR BADASS JOURNEY podcast. In this episode of Beyond the Image, host James Patrick and Kareen discuss the importance of moving from being a reactionary entrepreneur to a vision-focused leader. During the conversation, Kareen shares applicable steps and practices listeners can take action on to begin this process for themselves. Listeners can connect with Kareen at www.KareenWalsh.com or on Instagram @KareenZWalsh REMINDER: 10 Listeners of this show can get a free signed copy of the book LEAD WITH VALUE by visiting www.kareenwalsh.com/leadwithvaluesigned Be sure to subscribe for future episodes discussing how you develop your brand, market your brand and further profit from your brand as an entrepreneur! Thanks for tuning in!
Today Kareen Walsh joins me on the podcast! She is the CEO and Founder of Revampologist, and as an entrepreneur, executive coach, author, and podcaster, Kareen strives to help each individual and business she works with up-level and achieve their desired outcomes. How do you create more clarity in your business while building? Build consciously. As you'll learn from today's guest Kareen Walsh, conscious leadership is about creating an equal exchange environment. Kareen Walsh is an Executive Coach, author of bestselling book, Lead with Value and Founder of Revampologist. Listening to this episode will help you grow, gain clarity and achieve your desired outcomes in your business. We talk about: -Why learning how to get out of survival mode is an essential tool to succeeding. - How to identify what makes you uncomfortable and leverage it to uplevel your business -The importance of being an authentic leader and the steps to get there -How to create an equal exchange environment and lead with value Stay Connected with Kareen: kareenwalsh.com @kareenzwalsh on instagram @coachkareenwalsh on facebook LinkedIn.com/Kareenwalsh
Before Kareen and I began our conversation, my guides were chatting up her guides and I knew that we would be delving into a deeper conversation about money than I have ever done on the Own Your Intuitive podcast. Now, this conversation about money was exactly what my entrepreneurial brain needed to hear that day, so I know it’s going to land pretty powerfully with you all as well. On top of some game shifting money language that was discussed, Kareen also shares: How she found her spiritual mentor in the most synchronistic way The difference between revenue and wages (this was big for me) How important forgiveness is in her life, and what she did to shift her relationship with her Mom What living multiple past lives in the present feels like for her Her transformational leadership model When Kareen and I finished this podcast episode I was pumped. Not only because Kareen is AMAZING, but because I learned a very important lesson through her. One of the things that I love about Kareen is she is always connected to her stardust and how she can help you, done in the most authentic way. That level of confidence and knowing is a beautiful gift, and one I hope you can take from this interview as well. **More about Kareen: ** Kareen Walsh is the CEO and founder of Revampologist, LLC, a seven figure consultancy focused on building long standing sustainable practices with her clients. She has strategically advised and coached industry leaders on how to construct successful teams, build and run operations that scale, and deliver winning products that drive profitable growth. She has 15+ years of experience coaching C-Suite executives to help them up-level their leadership stance, conceive and implement growth strategies, and lead initiatives that result in high-quality customer experience. Kareen knows how to cement a vision, communicate it across the organization, and mobilize distributed teams to collaborate and execute in a way that engenders confidence and trust among colleagues of all levels of seniority. As a master facilitator and coach, she has developed the VXL Mastermind for industry leaders to develop growth and exit strategies leveraging her methods and network to execute their action plans with ease. Kareen believes if you lead with value at every exchange, your life and business will grow exponentially. She shares some of her baseline tactics in her book, Lead with Value: How Leaders Unleash their Vision, Empower their Team, and Evolve their Business. She loves to help entrepreneurs and leaders articulate their personal leadership vision and build a value-exchange environment that focuses on growth and optimal performance across the firm. Kareen has focused on the triad integration of People, Process, and Technology in her area of mastery so her team and her clients benefit daily from her arenas of excellence, her master training, and her practical methods that help people jump into action and achieve their goals. Kareen has experience working with clients like BlackRock, Groupon, and AOL/Oath. She has also helped start-ups from inception through launch phases, as well as assisted businesses to scale in Year Two and Three in order to drive sustainable revenue year-over-year. Where to find her: https://www.Instagram.com/Kareenzwalsh https://www.LinkedIn.com/Kareenwalsh https://www.Facebook.com/coachkareenwalsh
Resources: Learn more: kareenwalsh.com Instagram: @kareenzwalsh Read: Lead With Value ; Be A Badass ; A Return to Love by Marianne Williamson Listen: Your Badass Journey Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd Want to wind down after a long day? Try the Organifi Gold Superfood Powder for 20% off using discount code "WORKHARDPLAYHARD" at organifishop.com Improve your sleep and more: Chili Technology Today Kareen Walsh joins me on the podcast! She is the CEO and Founder of Revampologist, and as an entrepreneur, executive coach, author, and podcaster, Kareen strives to help each individual and business she works with up-level and achieve their desired outcomes by leveraging the strategies, methods, and communication skills of top performers in the industry. I wanted to have Kareen on the show because she is one of the fastest business minds I know, and she thinks so strategically. In This Conversation We Cover: [1:20] Where she got her name from [3:15] Growing up in the Lebanese culture [7:43] What she wanted to be as a child [11:26] How she helps her clients [19:09] Hiding behind work and achievement [21:10] Fear around success [26:46] Breaking clients out of the story [29:39] Kareen's definition of a badass [30:53] Being more in her masculine [36:50] Loving Italy + strategies for more human connection [40:48] Rapid Fire with Kareen Walsh
Resources: Learn more: (http://www.kareenwalsh.com/) Instagram: @kareenzwalsh Read: Lead With Value ; Be A Badass ; A Return to Love by Marianne Williamson Listen: Your Badass Journey Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd Want to wind down after a long day? Try the Organifi Gold Superfood Powder for 20% off using discount code "WORKHARDPLAYHARD" at (http://organifishop.com/) Improve your sleep and more: Chili Technology Today Kareen Walsh joins me on the podcast! She is the CEO and Founder of Revampologist, and as an entrepreneur, executive coach, author, and podcaster, Kareen strives to help each individual and business she works with up-level and achieve their desired outcomes by leveraging the strategies, methods, and communication skills of top performers in the industry. I wanted to have Kareen on the show because she is one of the fastest business minds I know, and she thinks so strategically. In This Conversation We Cover: [1:20] Where she got her name from [3:15] Growing up in the Lebanese culture [7:43] What she wanted to be as a child [11:26] How she helps her clients [19:09] Hiding behind work and achievement [21:10] Fear around success [26:46] Breaking clients out of the story [29:39] Kareen’s definition of a badass [30:53] Being more in her masculine [36:50] Loving Italy + strategies for more human connection [40:48] Rapid Fire with Kareen Walsh
Kareen Walsh, Solutions Strategist and Coach, stops by the People Stack to talk about making your software choices better fit your organization's needs, how to address communication breakdowns between Project Managers and the technical staff they depend on, how to better frame necessary changes, finding clarity of direction when you feel a need for change and much more Special Guest: Kareen Walsh.
Kareen Walsh is a Solutions Strategist, Career Coach, Author, and Personal Adviser. She has been running her own coaching and consulting practice, Revampologist, for the last 5 years servicing clients in Colorado, New York, Montana, and San Francisco.
Challenges in a business vary, but it always falls within one of three buckets: people, process or technology. In the last episode, we talked to Kareen Walsh, Founder of Revampologist, about the People component to this triad. Today, we’re diving into Process and Technology – specifically, how organizations need to understand and work through the ever-changing dynamics that impact these two components in order to ensure forward momentum You will learn: Process management through change Understanding and balancing internal and external (i.e. customer) technology needs and it’s alignment to an organization’s business objectives. Importance of data and measurement in optimizing technology and overall operations. Resources: Learn more at (https://revampologist.com/) Connect with Kareen: LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram Production & Development for Strategic Momentum by Podcast Masters
Welcome to the first episode of the Strategic Momentum podcast! Every month, we’ll be sharing the perspectives, recommendations, and approaches that progressive executives have used to break through their business inertia and move their businesses forward. These interviews will be with leaders across a variety of roles and industries because valuable insights should – and do – come from everywhere. Challenges in a business vary but it always falls within one of three buckets: people, process or technology. With the people part of this three-legged stool, personal and professional fit are critical, but there’s often a gap. Kareen Walsh from Revampologist shares her perspective on how companies need to ‘Mind the Gap’ in order to get that necessary alignment to drive company success. We will learn: The key gaps that plague an organization How to diagnose and assess the personal and professional challenges of ‘people’ that impact a firm’s performance Addressing the issue of fit to drive towards business and team alignment Resources: Learn more at (https://revampologist.com/) Connect with Kareen: LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram
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