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Christelyn Karazin, The creator of the best-selling Pink Pill course has been featured on:
Christelyn Karazin, The creator of the best-selling Pink Pill course has been featured on:
Everything the people of low value hope you never discover.
Everything women of other races know but delight in the security that YOU don’t.
Everything you should have been told but higher classes of people were too polite to tell you.
Are You REALLY Ready?
Pink Pill users share their experience
“What I love about Pink Pill: The honesty. Not just the modules where Christelyn open with us about the challenges we face but she provides the tools for us to take a look in the mirror literally and figuratively about what we can improve upon and what we need to unlearn to acquire the mindset to achieve our goals. It all begins there. Secondly, I love the support. I love that the Pink Pill private community is a safe space for black women who have similar interests and goals. The negativity and dysfunction has no place there. There is encouragement and enlightenment for those who want to be the best versions of themselves.”
“This course is so necessary for the woman of color to peel away the myths folklore untruths bald-faced lies taught to us passed down generation to generation implied spoken or whatever avenue received. This course is the light that shines brightly in the darkness of negativity women of color constantly face. This course is the pearl in my oyster of life I never knew I needed – a big thank you CK!!!”
“I feel like I have found my tribe. Like-minded women who want better for themselves and for the women around them. Both my self-esteem and my desire for a better life has improved, being a part of the Pink Pill group. I’m having a really great time and I’m learning a lot.$199 is a steal!”
This course has really changed my outlook on life and how I handle situations. It’s almost like going through a college course, I am taking my time to ensure I absorb all of the information and have time to apply it before moving on to the next lesson. I think one of the best things about Pink Pill is that it’s always adding on. You don’t just invest in a course and then you’re done, there’s real time case studies and new modules being added on as seen fit. The biggest plus is having access to a group of like-minded women who share your common goal. We help each other with various road blocks we may hit and also share in cheering each other on as we navigate through life. This is a winning program and I’m glad to have the opportunity to partake. It’s well worth the investment as the investment is a life-long benefit”
Christelyn Karazin is the co-author of Swirling: How to Date, Mate and Relate, Mixing Race, Culture and Creed. She is the official ambassador for InterracialDatingCentral.com, and runs a blog and YouTube channel centered around black women in interracial relationships.
“Christelyn, thank you for this course. I am 48, married (to a black man) no children and I am constantly working on self improvement. When I saw this, I had to get this. This is much needed particularly right now. You have truly done something here with this Pink Pill online class. It is FANTASTIC! Thank you again.“
“The Pink Pill has changed my life for the better, as Black women we are taught to be strong, don’t cry or you will appear weak. This course has helped me to embrace my sensuality, my femininity and my beauty. Ladies if you’re looking for a course that is created specifically for Black women and that will enhance your life, than this is it!”
“If I were to tell someone about the Pink Pill, I would tell them that the knowledge contained in the program has priceless value as it is the necessary foundational education requirement for all black women seeking to understand themselves, their femininity, and how to navigate and excel on a global sphere. They will not be disappointed.”
“I’m still going through course and have nothing but high praise for it!! This information is EVERYTHING BW are NOT taught at home which ends up holding us back as a group on our jobs and personal life. I recommend this to black women of all ages!”
“I’m not even taking this course to get a husband of any race; I will be marrying later this year. I’m just over half way through and have to say it’s worth more than $200 even if you are in a relationship. I’m getting instruction on how to navigate in this world, in the work place, socially etc. Thank you thank you thank you. I’m ready to correct my behaviour and get different results socially and economically. You’re giving me information my mom couldn’t tell me because she didn’t know and my colleagues didn’t share with me because I wasn’t in their networks.“
Course Overview: Why Do We Need the ‘Pink Pill?’
Cultural Barriers that Keep Us Losing
Winners Have a Strategy. Study Your Opponent.
Dealing with Conflict: The LONG Game.
What Does it Mean to Be “Classy?”
Class: Compare and Contrast Case Study
From Fat to Fit: You MUST Develop a New Mindset.
Femininity Rituals: Prepare to Be Fabulous!
Where to Attract Higher Caliber Men
Conversation: How to Work a Room
Fine Dining: Wine 101
Social Media is Your Reflection…Clean It Up!
Black Girl Travel: Using Travel to Upgrade Yourself
Kena’s Story: Building a Legacy for Your Children
Melmendi’s Story: Love After Mid-40
Mercenary Mate Selection
A Message from Kendall St. Charles: Why Pink Pill?
The 30-Day Mental Detox + Workbook
“I have absolutely no buyer’s remorse. There is a lot of great information given as well as additional books, videos, resources, etc shared in a private fb group. Worth every penny.“
“Pink Pill is about Black women LEVELING UP and be the greatest women that we can be. As little girls, we were told to “not get pregnant, get a college degree” and that “he that findeth a wife, findeth a good thing.” We were told everything would fall into place if we did certain things but life doesn’t work that way. You have to put in the effort. It’s work to be the best version of yourself. It requires time, energy, patience and persistence. Christelyn is giving us the tools that our mothers and grandmothers didn’t have because their generation didn’t know and weren’t exposed to global possibilities that are out there for Black women today.“
“The Pink Pill is the best $200 I’ve spent in ages. It’s worth every penny. I’m learning so much about how to be even better as a person and how to relate and understand women of ALL races. This is Christelyn’s best project to date.”
“I just finished the Pink Pill course and I must say this is the best investment a Black female can make. Christelyn is showing women so much! On a personal level, I realized I need to develop my conversation and extrovert skills. I was so glad to see the portion on travel. I too have seen the difference in how I have been treated abroad versus the states. Abroad, I was actually considered beautiful unlike here in the states with certain groups of people. I felt a little out of place but her tips (I love the one about prepping with the articles!) will definitely help me best the best version of myself. Thank you!”
This course has a wealth of information for Black Women of all ages and at all stages of their personal development that I have NEVER seen/heard presented in such a thorough and deliberate fashion, and exclusively and particularly FOR BLACK WOMEN! This is a must for those among us who wish to “level up” in every aspect of their lives. The exclusive Pink Pill community also offers much added value in the form of a group of like minded women coming together and sharing their various anecdotes, tips, etc. Well done, Chrys!”
Dear Christelyn,
I just started the Pink Pill. It was my birthday gift to myself ? and I’m already so uplifted by it and feeling so connected. Finding your videos on YouTube has truly been like finding the wise, kind and like minded big sister I always wanted, but never had. My actual older sister passed away before she was even 40 due to complications with HIV/AIDS because she just had to stay “ride or die” to her jailbird black male. It cost her her life.
I’ve literally been in tears of both pain and release listening to some of your videos especially the videos with Kendall St. Charles because I have experienced so many things that speak to the things you discuss, particularly the outright campaign to bring black women who want more than dysfunction down. So many aspects of our culture are just tremendously troubling and only now at 30 years old am I truly discovering what it means to revel in my feminine power, not because I never wanted to, but because I was previously heavily discouraged from doing so. I’m currently married, but separated with a black man, and being heavily courted by a white man. However it turns out in the end , I feel more and more empowered to make healthy decisions for myself and my son. I’m winning in my career, my love life and my motherhood due to your teachings. I’ve always questioned so much in black culture and finally someone gets it.
Thank you for the work you do! You’ve never said one thing that didn’t make sense!
Just a bit of background on me: I grew up in an upper middle class Caribbean household in a predominately white neighborhood. My Jamaican husband and I graduated from college and got married in May.
At first glance, I think most people think I have it all. We both are doing incredibly well financially. Our marriage has been beautiful thus far. We have a 4-month old pomsky named Remi.
However, recently, I’ve been a bit depressed. We moved to Chicago, shortly after our marriage. He and I don’t really have any friends or family here. I am a non-profit consultant and my husband is an investment banker. We work crazy hours and have barely made any friends. I am constantly traveling all around the country and when I’m home, he is often working. While my vocation may seem glamorous, I work the entire time on business trips and I barely see the inside of my hotel room. This job is not living up to my expectations at all. If you mix isolation and dissatisfaction, this brown girl has been down in the dumps. I became a corporate robot and passion has completely left my heart. I don’t feel anymore. I just do. I thought I was going to implode. I took stock of my life and had a come to Jesus moment, the revelation that I must change my life and take ownership of my happiness.
Then, I came across the post about your course. I saw the curriculum and purchased it immediately. I bought this course and breezed right through it. Many of the lessons you taught are exactly the values and lessons that were reinforced in my household. In many ways, your curriculum was my childhood, especially the ‘diversity of thought’ bit. I swear you sound like my mother sometimes. Despite the fact that I’m married to a black man and despite the fact that I was aware of much of this information prior to this course, you have no idea what you have done for me and my mental health. This course helped me return to center and my core values. Your workbook is aiding me in my exercise to redefine and refine myself and my path.
All of this to say, I think every black woman should take this course. Since completing this course, I have been motivated to take care of self and my destiny.
I recently booked a trip for my sister and me in May. She is graduating from Med school in May and we are going to do a European girls trip. My mother is moving to Doha, Qatar in a month. I booked my trip to visit her in April. I renewed my yoga membership. I’ve decided to become a pescatarian. I’m a harpist and my harp(Lola) has been sitting in the corner of our living room, untouched for months! I dusted her last night and I am restringing and tuning her on Sunday. Now, I’m going on super long walks with my puppy. I was outside with him for two hours last night! In this Chicago winter haha!
And most importantly, I’m going to quit my stupid job in March! I haven’t quite decided what I’m going to do just yet; but, my husband has agreed to support me emotionally and financially until I can figure it out. I’m thinking of going back to school.
Christelyn doing important work here. It is so vital. Many would assume that I would not take this course, based on the circumstances. However, I can honestly say that I derived tremendous value from this course. You can see how much thought and effort was put into this. This is the first work or content that I have seen that is by black women, for black women, and SOLELY about black women. No one else is doing what you are doing in a way that is accessible to those that really need it. Every black woman and girl NEEDS to take this course.
Dating is not the point of the course; it’s about, for once in your life, focusing on your personal growth through a lens that is unique to the black female experience. It’s about growth, reflection, self-determination, health- physical and mental, etc. It is so deep and so rich.
Enrollment in The Pink Pill program doesn’t just stop at the curriculum! The program will be updated with new, fresh modules with even MORE information to help you in your journey. There will be no additional charge, and your course will be automatically updated with the new material.
Enrollment also grants you EXCLUSIVE access to our secret Pink Pill support group on Facebook. Access to this group grants you to even MORE support, tips and techniques with exclusive Facebook live interviews with experts that won’t been seen anywhere else!