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Miracles Happen : The Life and Timeless Principles of the Founder of Mary Kay Inc.

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Mary Kay tells her story, from being a poor little girl with a mother who worked outside the home full-time and a sickly father to being a saleswoman who never felt appreciated by her male bosses. Learn the motivational story behind Mary Kay Cosmetics. This book completely expresses what a wonderful, amazing woman Mary Kay was. Very inspirational.

This is a must have book!

Mary Kay has it right - Faith, Family and Career! You can't go wrong with this philosophy. This book really helps put things in perspective.

Highly recommend this book to everyone!

Very good read, even if you aren't a Mary Kay consultant. Mary Kay Ash was a very strong, very inspirational woman. Many challenges came into her life, but she worked her way around them and did what she could and she holds a lesson to all of us that no matter what we have to work hard and sit back and just think of a way to push through. Sometimes things just happen, and we have to work our way around them. She was an absolutely amazing woman.

Mary Kay Ash lived her philosophy of god first, family second, career third. I had the honor of meeting her as a Sales Director with Mary Kay and was priviledged to attend one of her leadership workshops at headquarters in Dallas, Texas. She was a brilliant leader. An inspiring teacher and most of all a woman who walked the talk. Her series of books when read closely reveals a business plan that is bold and forward thinking. It is simple in its application and most of all her plan is doable. I would advise women who want to become consultants with Mary Kay cosmetics to read all of her books. Listen carefully to the plan. Follow the plan, never ever giving up. She used to tell us that "its always too soon to quit!" Great book with great advice from a woman who made it to the top and beyond..........

This lady really was able to see God's grace when making the company. It's an easy read, but half way down you kind of get the whole point of what she's saying. It's a good testimony of God's love for her but she didn't need to make the book as long. I got the point!

This is a true story about how Mary Kay started her business, as well as how she lived her life. However, I could not do all that selling - I couldn't do any at all, but obviously it didn't bother her at all. It is inspiring and encouraging to know that she put God first, family second, and then career. It is also awesome to know that she treated her employees so good, that there is a long waiting list to work at her company headquarters, and that people can come there just to get away from it all.