She has been telling how she got her business going and then giving credit to her family as they are a huge part of what she started. She then says this: “Still, I’m not certain that any person can take total credit for the success of my dream. A friend of mine once said, ‘Mary Kay Cosmetics was a divine accident looking for a place to happen.’ And I think this is correct. In 1963, the social forces that now support the financial and legal equality of women had not gained public favor. And yet, here was a company that would give women all the opportunities I had never had. I don’t think God wanted a world in which a woman would have to work fourteen hours a day to support her family, as my mother had done. I believe He used this company as a vehicle to give women a chance. And I feel very humble and very fortunate to have had a part in showing other women the way.”
To a tom-boy such as myself, this is a little miracle! It’s mind-blowing! See, I thought makeup was a shallow thing, and I admit, it sometimes is, but through Mary Kay I can be part of a bigger cosmetic picture. There is beauty in dressing up, in playing with color on our face, with supporting women and our causes, and above all having a good time! Thank you Mary Kay Ash for paving a way for me!
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