Finding it all. What
would a model and TV news reporter want with a Mary Kay career?
“I wanted everything Mary Kay offered – financial security, recognition,
prizes – everything I had never had,” Independent Elite Executive National Sales
Director Emeritus Shirley Hutton says, recalling what made her sign
her Independent Beauty Consultant Agreement in 1973.
In
reality, her glamorous TV job only paid $11,000 a year. So when
Shirley discovered that one independent Mary Kay woman
had earned
$8,000 in commissions in one month, she was ready to sign on. “Little
did I know that someday I would have a check for $86,000
for one
month’s work,” she says. “All I had to do was start at the bottom,
teaching others to use skin care and color cosmetics.”
What’s even more special
to Shirley is that she and her daughter, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick,
made Company history in 1994, as the first mother
and daughter to
both become National Sales Directors.
Shirley is proud that
with her commissions, she was able to purchase a condominium and
the first washer and dryer for her late mother as “repayment” for
her college education. “As an NSD Emeritus, I challenge each of
you to bloom where you are planted and spread your very special
pollen around this world,” Shirley says. “I found it all and you
can, too.”
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