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A Dream is a wish your heart makes....

A dream is a wish you heart makes...

Do you have a dream? something that you want your life to be? or somewhere you want to go?
Are you reaching for it?

I have had a dream to be a Mary Kay Director since I joined the company 10 years ago and this month I took a huge step to achieving this. On October 1st I entered into DIQ or Director in Qualification, I now have 4 months to become a Director.

I am very excited about this, the timing seemed right and when I do it I will be able to do just Mary Kay and Singing which will be perfect! It is rather scary though because there is a lot of work to be done in those four months, I have to build my team and reach certain production goals and sometimes it seems crazy, but that's the idea of moving up isn't it? taking a leap of faith?

So why Directorship you ask? I understand leadership is not for everyone but I have always been drawn to it. I do have a passion for helping women feel good about themselves and I believe that we are all made for greatness but sometimes we need help stepping into it. As a Director I will be able to help more women step into their greatness & realise their potential.
I also believe that God wants me in this role, he has shaped me a lot over the last couple of years and I want to be where he wants me.

Mary Kay Ash was a beautiful, strong woman who overcame so much to do what she felt called to do and through that she has changed the lives of so many women.

Mary Kay gives you the opportunity to choose your work hours, to work around your priorities so that you can be with your children or family more.

Mary Kay gives you the opportunity to earn the money that you believe your worth but without working all hours of the day.

Mary Kay builds your self esteem so that you can feel more confident and sure of who you are.

Mary Kay surrounds you with positive role models & fellow sisters so that you can feel more connected and a part of a community.

I have experienced this and more in my time in the company and I look forward to giving back and sharing it with many more dynamic women looking for a better way. Maybe you're interested I don't know??
Thankyou for letting me share my dreams with you! Here's to living them & believing in them :D

Bec x

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