To some it looks like a glamorous fairy tale! It's often what some starting in the Spray tanning industry dream of. For Keri Elliott of Bronze Me Babyy in Dallas Texas, she'll tell you it is most definitely fun AND glamorous, BUT it has not been easy or effortless. In this episode Keri and I chat about what it has been like for her going from being a stay at home mom of 3 boys to the wild ride of traveling the globe tanning beautiful people. Keri found herself lonely, often what happens to moms when their children grow up and are not needed for every little thing. She decided to start spray tanning and, as her dear friend Fabiola told her, it's what SHE did with an opportunity that allowed her to flourish.
"Being a mom is a challenge and I am always facing challenges at work" said Keri. I think most moms who works in the beauty industry can relate with this statement. She shares the full circle moments that she's had going from a homeroom mom to a working mom and how she has handled it all. Life is what you make of it and the things you learn along the way and Keri shares her journey with us on this episode.
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