Red is In

I love it! No wonder because I wrote a novel called “Real Women Wear Red.” :)

I have red glasses, a red purse, red tops but no red dress yet. But then I don’t wear dresses. If I did, I would wear red.

I knew I loved Europeans. :)

Red is ALWAYS in.

When I was a young teenager, I hated the way I looked so much that I wanted to crawl into a hole and disappear.  My mother cut my hair and made my clothes.  Needless to say, I had a bad hair day every day.  And my clothes were in such dreary, washed-out colors that I looked like a gray mouse.  My minimal colors created a minimal personality.  I was so painfully shy and awkward that very few people sought me out for friendship.

My sister, who was 14 months younger, was just the opposite.  She was outgoing and popular – a cheerleader who went with the captain of the football team.  Everyone wanted to be friends with her.

When I was 17, I got a RED DRESS for my birthday.  When I looked at myself in the mirror, I was transformed on the spot.  “This is the way I SHOULD look.  This is the person I was BORN to be,” I said to myself.  From that moment on, I changed myself both inside and out.

You see, red represents courage, and that dress gave me the courage to tell my mother that I didn’t want to be a concert pianist.  That was what she wanted.  Red is life itself, and that red dress enabled me to begin developing my own personality, instead of fading away in the shadow of my sister’s overpowering personality.

My life changed dramatically.  I went from a gray mouse to an internationally-known speaker and presenter who helps others catapult their careers and their income.  And it all began with a RED DRESS.

Hi Dee,
Red is the most powrful color in the world, because it symbolizes life itself. When you look at it, you snap out of your “nine to five” or “another day another dollar” robot mode. Don’t be afraid of red ever.  

About your website. My only suggestion would be to get rid of the lettuce green color – food color combinations are always less classy (lettuce and tomatoe, ketchup and mustard). Have you thought of using a classy French blue instead? And I would add a little more red when you do!!

Sandy