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Lindsay Patton-Carson

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As seen in: Business Insider, HuffPost, Jezebel, Philly Voice, Chowhound, BUST Magazine, Revue
Covers:  feminism, genre entertainment, arts & entertainment, fitness, all things music, nonprofits, indie music, women's issues, women's rights, pop culture, entertainment industry
Managing editor of Revue, nonprofit reporter at MiBiz. Work published on The Huffington Post, xoJane, Jezebel, The Good Men Project and more.

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I Pooped Myself While Running a Marathon and Lived to Tell the Tale

I Pooped Myself While Running a Marathon and Lived to Tell the Tale

I typed the obligatory "Why do you have to poop so much after you run?" search into Google and more than thre…

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Inside the Work Ethic of Henry Rollins

Inside the Work Ethic of Henry Rollins

Henry Rollins doesn't take vacations. "I'm always kind of doing something - there's never really any downtime…

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What #YesAllWomen and Jessica Simpson Have in Common

What #YesAllWomen and Jessica Simpson Have in Common

Posted: In the wake of the Santa Barbara tragedy, the hastag #YesAllWomen appeared as a response. Not only we…

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I Chose Atheism Over My Friends

I Chose Atheism Over My Friends

I knew I would lose most of my friends when I became an atheist, and it took me about three years to be able …

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Women CEOs on a steady rise

Women CEOs on a steady rise

When Birgit Klohs became the CEO of The Right Place Inc. on Nov. 30, 1987, she was the first woman CEO of a n…

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Mascupathy: Giving a New Name to an Old Problem -

Mascupathy: Giving a New Name to an Old Problem -

This relatively new term helps us understand toxicity in gender roles. There has been a lot of talk about dom…

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Going freelance was one of the best decisions I’ve made for my health — here’s why

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By Lindsay Patton-Carson
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caption Lindsay Patton-Carson credits freelancing with significantly improving her mental health. source Westend61/Getty For Lindsay Patton-Carson, being fired from her job ended up being a blessing in disguise – she was finally able to get control of her health. As a full-time freelancer, she can now make appointments without asking permission and rest and exercise when she needs to. She’s able to work on a wide range of projects with clients she respects and enjoys.
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Going freelance was one of the best decisions I've made for my health — here's why

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By Lindsay Patton-Carson
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Lindsay Patton-Carson 2020-01-24T14:00:00Z More icon Three evenly spaced dots forming an ellipsis: "...". Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Lindsay Patton-Carson credits freelancing with significantly improving her mental health. Westend61/Getty For Lindsay Patton-Carson, being fired from her job ended up being a blessing in disguise — she was finally able to get control of her health.
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Going freelance was one of the best decisions I've made for my health - here's why

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By Lindsay Patton-Carson
| businessinsider.com.au
Westend61/GettyLindsay Patton-Carson credits freelancing with significantly improving her mental health. For Lindsay Patton-Carson, being fired from her job ended up being a blessing in disguise – she was finally able to get control of her health. As a full-time freelancer, she can now make appointments without asking permission and rest and exercise when she needs to. She’s able to work on a wide range of projects with clients she respects and enjoys.
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