Written by Parsons Green Dawn Otten Sweeney is a national sales director who has been with Mary Kay for almost 40 years. She’s two years away from having to take mandatory retirement. She wants to leave her unit to her Read more…

Heather Daniel-Kent has been in Mary Kay for over 20 years and is nowhere close to being a national sales director. Every year it’s the same story of hope: THIS will be our year, it’s the best year ever, we Read more…

Written by Parsons Green When Mary Kay national sales directors retire, they must assign consultants from their personal unit to one of their first line sales directors. This nsd Emeritus Guide discusses the process: The company includes a suggestion from Read more…

Written by Parsons Green A new petition has been created by NSD Deborah Wehrer asking for the company to release an updated director and nsd suit at the January Leadership Event in Nashville. This is always the typical time line Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Retired national sales director Linda Toupin has been featured on the front page of Pink Truth many times over the last 19 years: Linda’s Bootcamp that had an estimated cost between $600 and $1500! (In 2009 Read more…

Written by Parsons Green I started paying attention to Somer Fortenberry’s National Area when I saw this post in her area Facebook group the last week of June 2022. Somer pleaded with her team that she needed 299,925 in whole Read more…

Every year in Mary Kay is the “best year ever” for the old timers. Our friend Kristin Sharpe is so excited because her unit “did million” for the 12th time. And they made it look effortless. Her social media caption Read more…

Written by Parsons Green What can you say about Jamie Taylor? Jamie became a Mary Kay nsd four years ago. She finished her area with the help of two consultants who placed product orders for items they didn’t need so Read more…

40 Diamond, 40 Emerald,  42 Sapphire, for a total of 122.

Back in 2022, we did a series of articles on a Mary Kay national sales director named Monique Anthony. Well…. Monique Anthony was the name she used publicly. Her real name was Earleana Tafesse, and she was a felon. Because Read more…