Tips & Encouragement
"Second Act" Bizcon Event for women over 40
Second Act BizCon Conference is designed to inspire new meaning to women over 40 with speakers and rich content that offers tools for this exciting age to courageously live their second act! I am one of many presenters and I will be speaking about Personal Branding. Register today and discover wonderful women like yourself embracing their life with joy at: https://www.secondactbizcon.com/ https://kdvr.com/2019/03/19/women-over-40-50-secondact-bizcon/
"Image Matters" article in Entrepreneur Platform Magazine
https://issuu.com/entrepreneurplatformmagazine/docs/epm_march-april_2019_issuu_full__ed/8
"Entrepreneur Spotlight from Dr. Carolyn Ash"
February 6, 2019 by Dr. Carolyn Ash The year was 2014 and I needed a professional stylist for the launch of my new business, Ash Consulting Group, a diversity and equity educational consulting firm. I had never worked with a professional stylist before, and I had definitely never done a photo shoot. Insert my now sister-friend Rhoda Johnson of Rhoda Design Group. Not only is Rhoda a Hollywood-trained makeup artist, she is a personal and professional branding genius AND a wonderful jewelry designer. I’m actually wearing one of her one-of-a-kind necklaces in this photo (and I’ve bought several other jewelry pieces from her...
"My 38 year Beauty and Fashion Career Journey"
January 24, 2019 I am a Hollywood Trained Image Consultant with 38 years in the Beauty and Fashion Industry. I started my vision for my career in High School. I attended modeling school to learn how to present myself in a way that increased my self esteem and respect from others. I was given the opportunity to be a Debutante for Sigma Gamma Rho. These experiences led me to desire to work in the Fashion Industry. My junior year in high school I applied to the Jean Nicole Boutique at Aurora Mall. Every month I checked on my application and...
"Makeup Toxicity Report"
February 7, 2018By Star-Ledger Editorial Board and Rhoda Johnson “Most people who buy makeup – including the glittery stuff marketed to kids – assume that it’s safe and regulated by the government. Far from it. Believe it or not, there is virtually no regulation of cosmetics in this country. Our government doesn’t even have the power to mandate a recall. Your daughter may be painting her face with poison right now. Asbestos was recently found in tween makeup kits sold at mall meccas like Claire’s. And in 2014, just three uses of a hair conditioner marketed as extra gentle by celebrities like Brooke...