Get Your Pink Back
Because the Woman God Made You to Be Is Still in There
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Lindsey Gurk
What happens when you've built a life you love--and somehow lost yourself inside it?
Like flamingos whose brilliant pink fades as they pour their resources into raising their young, women can slowly lose their own color while caring for everyone and everything around them. Motherhood. Work. Marriage. Expectations. The invisible mental load. The pressure to keep showing up, keep achieving, keep smiling, and keep saying, "I'm fine."
Lindsey Gurk knows what it feels like to look at a good life and wonder, why don't I feel like myself anymore? In Get Your Pink Back, the beloved creator behind the viral movement of the same name brings her signature humor, unfiltered honesty, and deeply personal storytelling to the questions millions of women are quietly asking: Why am I so exhausted? Why can't I stop overthinking? Why do I feel like I have to hold everything together? And how do I find my way back to myself?
Drawing from her own experiences with motherhood, anxiety, perfectionism, heartbreak, and a faith that became real in the middle of her lowest moments, Lindsey helps readers uncover what has been draining their color and release the pressure to fix themselves, prove their worth, or earn God's love.
Readers will discover:
- Why a life you love can still leave you feeling like you've lost yourself in motherhood, burnout, or obligations.
- What's really underneath the overthinking, striving, and constant pressure to keep it all together.
- Why trying harder may be the very thing keeping you exhausted--and what changes when you stop.
- How the parts of yourself that feel faded might not be gone after all.
With biblical wisdom, practical tools, and the voice of a friend who isn't afraid to tell the whole story, Get Your Pink Back invites women to stop merely surviving a life they worked so hard to build and rediscover the joy, freedom, and confidence of becoming fully themselves again.