How to Let Go of Regrets
Between the perm of 1976 and the lasagna of 1993, Lisa's had her share of regrets. But what's the one thing she'd never change?
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Reading Questions for Someone Will Be with You Shortly
Get the reading group guide for Someone Will Be with You Shortly by Lisa Kogan, reviewed by O Magazine in March 2010.
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Lisa Kogan's 40-Something Manifesto
Our 40-something columnist isn't getting older, she's getting...oh, the hell with it. All right, she's getting older! But she's also getting a few other things: resilient, resourceful, and, if she's really lucky, maybe James Franco.
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Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda
Studies show that you can turn regret into a life booster. Find out how to stop saying coulda, woulda, shoulda.
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A Few Things I Never Counted On (Plus What I've Actually Come to Expect)
It was the one question our prepared-for-anything columnist never prepared for, and it threw her for a major loop. But hey, what did she expect?
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Live Happily Ever After with the Person You Turned Out to Be
At a certain point, it hits you: You're probably never going to be a movie star or a dot.com gazillionaire.
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From the March 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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