
“The fact that things change from moment to moment opens up the possibility for positive development…Once you realize things are always changing, if you are passing through a difficult period you can find comfort in knowing that the situation will not remain that way forever.” – How to See Yourself As You Really Are, by His Holiness the Dalai Lama
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More often than ever before, my clients are asking me to help them find their most fulfilling life work or endeavor. Over the years, we have gone through various approaches to this fundamental question about our lives.
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In the past year Owning Pink has come encompass many facets of what it means to be all you, all of the time.

Tummy trembles. Brain fuzz. That discombobulating feeling that tells you you're not quite sure what you should be doing but you know you should be doing something to keep your act together. Anxiety. Sometimes it slips away with a few deep breaths, other times you need to beat it off with a stick or some little white pills.
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I'm thrilled to introduce my hero, Christiane Northrup. Dr. Northrup is a pioneer in women's health and has changed the face of the field in so many ways. She honored me this year by writing the introduction to my book, What's Up Down There? Questions You'd Only Ask Your Gynecologist If She Was Your Best Friend. Please give a warm welcome to Dr. Northrup, and enjoy this excerpt from the newly-revised edition of her groundbreaking book, Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom (it goes without saying that I highly recommend picking up a copy!). You can read more about Dr. Northrup at the end of this post. -- Lissa
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Some fathers bring the gift of rule-stretching to their parenting: sneaking out for an ice cream before dinner, showing P.G. 13 movies if they feature hyper-space, sending the kids off to the park with a box of Twinkies and a four pack of Monsters. This conveniently elevates fathers into the “nice guy” role. But women, especially mothers, bring their own gifts. One of which is an intuition so acute the brokers on Wall Street dream of possessing it; preferably in a handy pocket inhaler.
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Hiya, Pinkies. I've been getting lots of inquiries - especially on Twitter - asking what Owning Pink is all about. What's the story? Why Pink? What is Mojo? How can Owning Pink help me? I realized that while there are stories and snippets here and there on the site, the whole shebang isn't in one place. And so, without further ado, here is the story about how I lost and found my Mojo, and decided it was time for me - and for all of us - to start Owning Pink.