Rhonda Shasteen

Chief Marketing Officer at Mary Kay Inc.

At Mary Kay for more than 25 years, and worked closely with Mary Kay Ash for 10.

Raised in Dallas, Texas. Married, 2 grown children.

At work, I enjoy helping women develop as leaders; creating solutions to complex problems;  learning new things. At home, I enjoy the cows, horses and garden; fresh country air and time with my husband; learning new things and discovering my authentic self.

With more time, I would: sew (again); exercise (more); run for political office.

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  • Wishes for the New Year

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    I'm having a hard time believing that 2009 has come to an end, and that means it is time to work on goals and dreams for 2010. I haven't yet created my own personal goals for the new year, but I do have a few things I've been thinking of that I would wish for others, more specifically, other women. Ten things that I would wish for all Women in 2010 1. That you respect and love yourself 2. That you are loved and respected by others 3. That you discover the personal freedom that comes when you are controlling the things you can, and letting go of the things you can't 4. That you free yourself from the burden of debt 5. That each day you learn something new 6. That what is important to you is clear 7. That you are able to invest your time in what is important to you 8. That you can reconcile anything that is keeping you from moving forward 9. That you will have the courage to always speak the truth, even when it's not easy 10. That you will find true happiness May 2010...

  • Seeing things differently

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    It was snowing this morning in Dallas, which is quite unusual for us this time of year. If we get any at all, it's mostly in January or February. With the dense cloud cover, everything in the house was a little darker than normal when I got up to get ready for the office. I pulled out a new pair of black and white tweed pants to wear, with a solid black jacket and my black boots. I thought it was the perfect outfit for a cold and snowy day. As I do each morning, I took a last minute glance in the bathroom mirror to make certain that everything was in its place before I walked out the door for my morning commute. As I was driving across town in the car, now outside in the daylight, suddenly the black and white tweed pants began to mysteriously change to brown and white. How could that be? I tried to remember back to when I purchased the pants, wondering if I had intended to buy black and white or brown and white. What color did I think I was buying? I couldn't remember, but unconciously...