Edie Weinstein welcomes the inspiring Kristine Carlson who, seven years after the passing of her husband Richard, Carlson author of the wildly successful Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff series, has expanded her work to include women who are experiencing major life changes. She calls it Don’t Sweat The Change and welcomes them into the Don’t Sweat Sisterhood.
Kristine Carlson is an author, speaker and coach. Individually and with her husband, Richard Carlson she wrote and/or co-authored Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff, Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff For Women, Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff For Moms, Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff in Love, Heartbroken Open and An Hour To Live, An Hour To Love. When Richard died suddenly in 2006, of a pulmonary embolism while on a flight to promote his latest book, Kristine’s life was turned upside down. In the interceding years, she has recreated her life and is a resilient thriver who teaches others to transform their lives; refraining from sweating the small stuff so that they can live the big stuff. www.kristinecarlson.com
Edie Weinstein, LSW is a colorfully creative journalist, inspiring transformational speaker, licensed social worker, interfaith minister, BLISS Coach and the author of The Bliss Mistress Guide To Transforming The Ordinary Into the Extraordinary. She calls herself an Opti-Mystic who sees the world through the eyes of possibility. www.opti-mystical.com
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