Written by Frosty Rose It may not matter who your daddy is, but this year’s results from Seminar prove yet again that it does matter who your mommy is, and that Mary Kay is not the level playing field they Read more…

A Mary Kay sales director’s entire life revolves around recruiting and initial inventory orders. Units are maintained with initial inventory orders. Cars are won with initial inventory orders. The first order a consultant makes almost always represents the most product Read more…

Mary Kay vultures continue to exploit the panic over the Coronavirus. Sure, they’re saying they’re just helping people, and they also have a business to run and are lucky to be able to do so from home. This is opportunism Read more…

If you are in an MLM, and you are exploiting the Coronavirus panic to recruit or sell products, you should be ashamed of yourself. No good crisis should go to waste, though, in the Mary Kay world. People like Rachael Read more…

Why on earth do you suppose Mary Kay NSD Linda Toupin would block yours truly on Twitter??? And check out her retirement world tour!

After another long break from Caption This Photo, I’ve got one for you. Linda Toupin is calling her January jump start “Milk the Cows.”  I think we should come up with a caption for the photo… in other words, a Read more…

Getting husbands to buy into the idea of Mary Kay Cosmetics is critical. The wife is almost guaranteed to lose money, so it is important to get the husband on board as soon as she signs up. He has to Read more…

Written by The Scribbler It’s always fun to browse through Mary Kay NSD websites and see what constitutes “money management” training.  Naturally, when I came across the “Fall Retreat Money Management Slides” on NSD Linda Toupin’s website, I was interested.  Read more…

Written by The Scribbler Back about 90 years ago, I worked in our church’s nursery.  On this particular day, my three-year old daughter and her playmates were playing the classic toddler game, You Scream and Run Like Hell and I’ll Read more…

Written by The Scribbler I have a foot-high thick assortment of Applause magazines dating back to 1977.  It makes a pretty handy (albeit low) end table if you throw a glass top on it and add some opulent home décor Read more…