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Overcoming The Loneliness Of Leadership
Lissa Rankin, May 8, 2011
I’m not sure if any of you have noticed, but the featured posts we put on OwningPink.com’s home page lately have been pretty much ALL LISSA, ALL THE TIME, when we have 30-something killer bloggers who write for Owning Pink.
So What’s The Skinny? Why Am I Stealing The Show?
Because that’s what you all are asking for -- both directly and through Google Analytics. My least read blog posts still get double the traffic of any other blogger on Owning Pink, even bloggers whose blogs have way more traffic than Owning Pink. In fact this post got 2.5 million hits in one freakin' day! I so want to showcase the writing and work of people who are doing awesome work in the world to empower women. But the reality is that the Owning Pink community wants me to write more. Period.
And this TOTALLY bums me out.
What's Up Down There? How Coochies Look
Lissa Rankin, September 13, 2010
Happy Tuesday, Pinkies! We are so excited to publish another fabulous excerpt from Lissa's book What's Up Down There? Questions You'd Only Ask Your Gynecologist If She Was Your Best Friend in anticipation of the book's launch on September 28 (more info below). Enjoy this fabulous intro to Chapter Two that is all about, altogether now, coochies. Enjoy!
What's it like?
My best friend from high school once asked me, “What’s it like to look at vaginas all day long?”
I answered, “Really, it’s just a bunch of different haircuts.”
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Keeping Our Mojo Intact at Christmas (and beyond)
Joy Mazzola, December 26, 2009
Hey Pinkies,
Joy here. Merry Christmas- one day late. I enjoyed a mellow one this year. Since I’ve moved to California from the east coast, Chritmas has been a relatively low-key affair. Flights are expensive, traveling is hectic, friends have other plans … plus the end of the year generally finds me sleepy, reflective, quiet, and not particularly motivated to do much at all. One friend recently pointed out how ironic it is that we are expected to DO so much during the holidays – attending dinners, parties, exchanges, and cocktail hours; shopping; baking; visiting – during a time when our bodies seem to be telling us to lay low.
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