By Dori Koehler Between 1929 and 1939, the Walt Disney Animation Studio rode high on the success of its animated short cartoons. While many animation studios suffered a downturn due to the Great Depression, Walt Disney enjoyed his very own Midas touch. Of particular significance during this period are the Silly Symphonies cartoons. These shorts, […]
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By Carol S. Pearson David and I woke up recently feeling anxious and began to tell each other what we were fearful about. We have a lot on our plate, and some of our worries were about getting everything done, some about pending decisions, and some more nebulous. But, as we talked, we remembered that […]
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By Carol S. Pearson. Ruth Handler, who created the Barbie doll, explained, “My whole philosophy of Barbie was that through the doll, the little girl could be anything she wanted to be. Barbie always represented the fact that a woman has choices.” But since 2011, Barbie has become less and less popular, partly because of […]
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By Carol S. Pearson. In an interview for Harvesting Happiness, Lisa Kamen told me that happiness was her drug of choice. This led me to share, first with her and now with you, how living the four major archetypal stories in Persephone Rising: Awakening the Heroine Within can trigger the production of happiness chemicals in […]
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By, Carol S. Pearson Today is the day! Persephone Rising: Awakening the Heroine Within is now available wherever books are sold! It has been published as a beautiful hardcover print book and in electronic form. For me, this is the day when I let go. Up until this point it has been my book: First […]
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By Carol S. Pearson. When an executive at HarperElixir began talking with other people in the publishing world about Persephone Rising, several spontaneously exclaimed, “I am Persephone!” That led the two of us to wonder how many other Persephones are out there. I wrote Persephone Rising because #IAmPersephone, as well. I invite you to watch […]
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By Carol S. Pearson. What can we make of this? The politicians getting the most enthusiastic crowds today are Donald Trump, a billionaire running on the assertion that “I am the richest, most energetic, and toughest guy in the race,” and Bernie Sanders, an outspoken populist who has the chutzpah to call himself a democratic […]
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By Carol S. Pearson. I’ve been lucky in love, but even in the best romances there can be challenging moments. My husband is tall, handsome in a distinguished way, actively supportive of my work, a loving partner, and a national champion in his age group in track and field masters competitions. To prepare for this, […]
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By Carol S. Pearson. Not long ago, after hearing a speaker warn the audience that we humans could go the way of the dinosaurs, and with the thought of extinction rolling around in my head, I happened to be with family visiting the Museum of Natural History in New York City. There I learned that […]
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By, Carol S. Pearson. Welcome to my new website. I’m particularly thrilled about it because it allows for blogs and reply platforms in three areas of the site: with the blog, with events, and with news/press, so now I can have more regular engagement with clients and readers of my books. My plan is to […]
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