In fact, most mornings I roll out of bed and ensure my three boys get themselves ready and I either take them to school (if it's an in-school day) or ensure they are ready to sit for their lessons downstairs.
I then get myself marginally prepared for the day and that generally looks like me brushing my teeth, changing my top from my PJs but leaving the bottoms as they are and heading next door to my home office. It's generally not the look that you'd ascribe to a beauty CEO but here we are in the COVID #WFH era!
However, yesterday was an incredibly busy day for me and I not only needed to have my zoom video ON but I need to look the part. You know what I mean? Getting dressed up with a powerful makeup look, some pearls (my go-to jewelry), a power dress, and a french-styled turban gets me looking, feeling, and doing great.
I had 5 back-to-back meetings and I am happy to share that I not only looked the part but I certainly lived it too!
We just lucked out by having Vidya Nagarajan join Bossy Cosmetics as an advisor and we can't keep calm about it!! We are growing our team with thoughtful additions as either full-time hires or key advisory appointments to enrich the process of designing products, content, and experiences that delight ambitious working women all over the world. I am personally thrilled to have someone of Vidya's professional calibre and personal enthusiasm on the team! She'll be enriching our journey into leveraging technology to become a true community that creates synergies amongst various groups of women. We are truly excited for what's to come!
I fully expected Aubrey to be amazing and knowledgeable about Equitable Design but I wasn't quite prepared for her to be so darn likable while doing it! So it does help that she showed up to the IG live with beautiful pink hair, a cool pair of glasses, AND wearing our HUSTLE lipstick. She then proceeded to drop real gems about what it's like to live and operate at the highest echelon of the tech industry at the intersection of being a Mexican American woman with indigenous roots recognizing that she is white-passing while identifying as bisexual and living with bipolar disorder. When I tell you that it was a refreshing and really open conversation about how you effectively use empathy and lived experiences to design processes and systems within companies that make them work for everyone - IT WAS.
Thank you for being a supporter, friend, and Bossy loyalist. I am truly grateful for this community. I hope to continue to create products, content, and services that are worthy of your delight and adoration!
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