Freedom in a Framework
Kristin-MarieTurning operational chaos into strategic clarity, one framework at a time...because every brilliant idea deserves a clear path forward.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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I'm Still Here...
KP Bizdom: Three years is not the finish line. It’s just a really big, long, exhale.
Today is my third birthday- my cancer birthday; a cancerversary.
Three years ago today, my two surgeons went in to remove a ten centimeter tumor from my...
Loud Isn't the Same as Qualified
KP Bizdom: The most important voices in the room are often the ones still deciding whether to speak.
When did having something real to say stop being enough to get heard?
I’ve been sitting with that question for a while, and I want...
The Bigger Room Doesn’t Change the Work
KP Bizdom: You didn’t leave your capability behind when the room changed. You brought it somewhere it could move things. Now it’s time to let it move more.
When did you start doubting you belonged in the room because of its size?
I...
The Remarkable We Keep Calling Ordinary
KP Bizdom: You cannot give someone a tool you have refused to pick up yourself.
I walked into the Bryant Park showroom on March 5th having spent the better part of three weeks preparing to give something to the women who showed up, and I...
Playing My Position
KP Bizdom: You don’t have to have arrived to have something worth saying. Showing up is its own kind of proof.
A client stopped me mid-conversation last week with something I wasn’t expecting.
“I’m afraid if they don’t need me, I don’t ma...
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Fractional COO + NYU prof + cancer survivor helping entrepreneurs build businesses that work when life gets messy. Business Decoded: Fortune 500 systems for real humans who want their lives back.
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