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Mary Kay Inc.

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Oct 29, 2026

Lauren Colenso-SempleHOST
10:13
So what
Eric TrexlerHOST
10:15
you're saying, though, Laura, what you're saying is that this is Mary Kay meets drugs, right? So it's this like multi-level marketing.
Eric TrexlerHOST
10:24
They're going to get together and have like a dinner party where they say, hey, look at all these peptides I'm selling.
Eric TrexlerHOST
10:29
And, you know, if you could make a commitment, then and then you can get people downstream from you.
Eric TrexlerHOST
10:34
So we have like a it's like a Herbalife meets Mary Kay meets peptides.
Eric TrexlerHOST
10:40
And now, you know, you got to turn it into what isn't it like once once you reach like the top boss level of selling Mary Kay products, you get a pink Cadillac or something.
Lauren Colenso-SempleHOST
10:52
I it's something like that, but I think that you only get the money for the car paint.
Lauren Colenso-SempleHOST
10:59
Like basically they they pay for your car payment, but they only continue to pay for it.
Kayla CornishHOST
13:42
And it was during our pregnancy of our second baby that I started to feel in my heart that I really wanted to have flexibility, especially during my younger kids' years.
Kayla CornishHOST
13:59
And I had just recently started a Mary Kay business, which was my very first experience with business.
Kayla CornishHOST
14:05
And That business really took off.
Kayla CornishHOST
14:09
I was putting a lot of energy and time into building that business and I was really loving it.
Kayla CornishHOST
14:16
And so it was pretty obvious that I wanted to give it more.
Kayla CornishHOST
14:23
And I would say that this is the season where I experienced like significant burnout.
Kayla CornishHOST
14:28
Not because of Mary Kay, but because I just had so many things on my plate.
Kayla CornishHOST
14:32
I was a dietician.
Leslie KaneHOST
1:55
Now, I have not been walking and taking the bus, believe me, or nobody gave me, I'm not a trust fund kid and somebody just handed me a car.
Leslie KaneHOST
2:04
But yes, since I started my Mary Kay business 32 years ago, about a year after I started, I earned the use of a Mary Kay car.
Leslie KaneHOST
2:12
And I have earned the use of, I can't even remember if it's 16 or 17 cars yet.
Leslie KaneHOST
2:18
And yes, before you ask, have I had a pink Cadillac? Yes, I've had five of the total cars and lots of different cards in between.
Leslie KaneHOST
2:25
Well, since just to be completely transparent and honest, I'm going to talk about this a But I have grown.
Leslie KaneHOST
2:35
I'm growing a new business.
Leslie KaneHOST
2:36
Why not today? And so I haven't been putting as much love and energy into Mary Kay, which is my personal choice, because what I know is that I really feel like this new business is I can make a bigger impact.
Leslie KaneHOST
2:50
And.
Jennifer JohnsonHOST
28:41
My first is, what's your favorite book and what was it that made it stick with you?
Michelle ZahoranskyGUEST
28:47
Mary Kay Ash's Bibliography.
Michelle ZahoranskyGUEST
28:51
It inspired me.
Michelle ZahoranskyGUEST
28:53
Because she was one of those inspirational women that led with her heart.
Michelle ZahoranskyGUEST
29:25
That's how she ran her business.
Michelle ZahoranskyGUEST
29:26
That's how she built her empire.
Michelle ZahoranskyGUEST
29:28
So to me, Mary Kay, her whole story, her success journey really inspired me.
Michelle ZahoranskyGUEST
29:37
And that was probably my most favorite book that was a game changer, really.
ForrestGUEST
61:22
Oh, that's awesome.
ForrestGUEST
61:23
Just like Mary Kay awards the pink Cadillac for the top multi-level marketing pyramids.
ForrestGUEST
61:28
Here's what I'm talking about.
ForrestGUEST
61:29
Oh, yeah.
ForrestGUEST
61:30
The top sells in Mary Kay gets a pink Cadillac.
ForrestGUEST
61:34
It's not going to be that monetary value, but I am going to do something special.
AraHOST
61:39
Oh, my gosh.
JessHOST
14:31
Well, that kind of signaling is common.
JessHOST
14:32
I mean, if you look at Mary Kay, when you get the pearl necklace, and then you get the pink blazer, and then you get the pink Cadillac.
JessHOST
14:39
It is that signaling of how successful I am.
JessHOST
14:43
100%.
Collin HendersonGUEST
31:40
Do something early in the call process that's breaking patterns, that is in bringing them along.
Collin HendersonGUEST
31:46
I love this thought from Mary Kay.
Collin HendersonGUEST
31:48
People support what they help build.
Collin HendersonGUEST
31:50
And that entertainment is making it enjoyable.
Howard FarranHOST
44:52
I mean, the lady who started the makeup company, it was just as profound as Armin Hammer.
Howard FarranHOST
44:59
Mary Kay Cosmetics.
Howard FarranHOST
45:02
Why that isn't a movie? I mean, I look at those autobiographies like, why is Mary Kay, why is that not a movie?
Robert McNeillGUEST
45:08
We are getting ready to take constitutional law and civil procedure, and I listened to a Ben Franklin biography a couple months ago, and it was fantastic.
Robert McNeillGUEST
45:19
Bob's been
Carmen BallHOST
10:37
I'm not saying that there is not enough out there for everybody because there absolutely is.
Carmen BallHOST
10:43
But the longer you take to get into it, You're you know, it's kind of like a what are those multi-level marketing? You know, if you got into if you got into Mary Kay on the bottom versus waiting 20 years to get into it, it's it's obviously going to be more competitive.
Carmen BallHOST
11:03
And so.
Carmen BallHOST
11:05
that I think that is going to cost you.
Brett GalaszewskiGUEST
63:13
Teachers talking to other teachers, moms talking to other moms, Catholics talking to other Catholics.
Brett GalaszewskiGUEST
63:18
Like it's this idea of, you know, it's like the Mary Kay or Amway of politics.
Brett GalaszewskiGUEST
63:23
We're treating it like a business.
Brett GalaszewskiGUEST
63:25
Finally, a relational organizing driven business.

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