WomenOnTV network co-founder Jayne Rios stops by to talk about how empowered women are making a difference.
Jayne Rios is a veteran marketing and business professional based in Dallas. With many eyars’ experience in the video production world, she has started, managed and then sold several video and marketing companies. She is the co-founder of WomenOnTV, (AKA, WBTVN).
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S01, Ep 13: Shea Boothe-Wood, Doing Something for Yourself
What are you doing for yourself? Today’s episode talks about self care—from taking better care of your skin to choosing and wearing the best fashions that fit your style, body type and image.Shea Boothe-Wood is a mother, entrepreneur, East Dallas resident and founder of 2 Shea Boutique & Med Spa and of 2 Shea Baby Boutique. Shea has spent over 25 years in the skincare industry, beginning her career with such skincare giants as Estee’ Lauder, Christian Dior and Aveda Corporation.
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S01, Ep 38: Robi Ley, Being a Clear Communicator
What does it take to be a clear communicator? Claire and guest, Robi Ley, have a spirited discussion of how to get your best thoughts out of your head and onto paper or into clear spoken words.Robi Ley is the owner and lead communication coach at WordCrafter Consultants. Robi believes that every person has a story. Her business is about helping people tell their story.
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S03, Ep 03: Protecting the Thing that Protects You Most, featuring Sue Moore
Did you know that the skin is the largest organ of the body, with a total area of about 20 square feet? Our skin protects us from microbes and the elements, helps regulate body temperature, and permits the sensation of touch, heat and cold.
We take our skin for granted. We expose it to the sun at the beach, we go skiing on the slopes and expose it to the cold and wind, and then we turn around and complain when we start seeing wrinkles, sun spots, or saggy skin.Even if you’ve never taken care of your skin, it’s not too late to start. Your skin begins to age when you are only in your mid 20’s, although you may not see it. Your favorite products may not work anymore. Your genes, daily habits, and the sun cause these changes.
Both men and women are interested in looking young and vibrant. Our skin is our most visual piece of real estate, and when it looks good, we feel good. When it looks bad, we feel bad.
Dermatologists are trained physicians that understand skin better than anyone. They all recommend daily regimens to keep your skin healthy. But what products are safe? Should I go organic? How much should I budget to spend every month?
Stay tuned as we welcome back Sue Moore, who brings to us a great education to help us understand in practical terms some of the most common questions and misconceptions around caring for your skin.
