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Lissa Rankin's picture

It Doesn’t Have To Be Hard

It Doesn't have to be hard

I realized recently that I hold one powerful limiting belief -- that good things are always hard, and anything or anyone worth it will be difficult. A valuable relationship will challenge you and make you work for it. A killer creative project will suck the life out of you. Making it big in business will require you to work your ass off. You get the picture.

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Leslee Horner's picture

What Losing My Best Friend Taught Me About Life


Leslee's friend Amy at her baby shower

The Reward

Less than nine months ago, I wrote a blog post about death. I’d never lost anyone very close to me. I’d lost grandparents and great aunts and uncles that I didn’t know very well when I was too young to understand. I’d lost my father-in-law and, although I was distraught for a few days, it came more from realizing what my daughters would be missing instead of a personal loss for me. He lived states away and I’d never had much of an opportunity to get to know him either. 

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Lissa Rankin's picture

How To Be A Mommy With Mojo (Part II)

I never quite thought of myself as the Mommy type. I wanted to be an adventure girl: the cool, hip, young Renaissance woman who was too busy with art, dinner parties, travel, and fascinating conversation to be bothered with diaper changes and breast feeding. Then I met my husband and realized, on our second date, that if I hung out this guy who I adored, I was likely to end up a mother.

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Dana Theus's picture

Owning Creation: Giving Birth for A Living



A while back, a conversation Lissa and I had about being a mom and an entrepreneur struck a chord in both of us and produced her wonderful post on birthing what wants to be born. That post produced a moving discussion about the choices we make about where our amazing, female creative energy goes - into babies, projects, passions and work. As I sat with this and let the words of Pinkie wisdom seep into me, a wondrous thing happened I want to share with you. I felt some of the tangle of my personal confusion on this subject begin to unravel. When I told Lissa and Joy they encouraged me to untangle and reweave in public in the hopes that it might be useful to others. And so here I share some of my tapestry-in-progress with you. Blessings to you in your personal struggles and choices as you release your own amazing creative powers. ~Dana

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