The three little pigs turns out to be a serviceable metaphor for how a person builds a life, and she uses it without embarrassment: straw, wood or brick, and the wolf arrives regardless of which you chose. Karen Moore wants you to work out which material you have been using.
Her strongest piece takes apart the line about sticks and stones. Words do damage, being told you are stupid or that you will never amount to anything leaves something behind, and she knows that from the receiving end rather than from a study.
Significance gets a post of its own, built on the idea that not knowing your own worth is exactly what makes a person available to whoever asks first. Scripture sits inside the argument rather than decorating it.
Vision boards get treated as a route map rather than a collage.
Seven posts, addressed to women. Read the one about words if somebody else's have been sitting on you for years.