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"[A] new literary genre, the MBA Memoir . . . Delivers 97 pearls of warmth, wit and wisdom from the most inspirational entrepreneur I have ever met." #8212;Frances Edmonds, bestselling author of Repotting Your Life Called the "Queen of Beauty" and the most influential lone woman to impact the beauty industry since Estée Lauder by the New York Times , Leslie Blodgett's story is anything but ordinary. As the CEO of BareMinerals, she reinvented how beauty was sold by tapping into the power of community before the idea of social media existed. In 2006, Blodgett took the company public in one of the largest cosmetic IPOs of the decade, and in 2010, the company was acquired for $1.8 billion. Pretty Good Advice is her next chapter. This refreshing book features 97 candid and entertaining insights on business, life, and beauty. Personal and often surprising, Blodgett dishes on leading with humor, why wearing blush and reading obituaries are two of the most optimistic things you can do, and why you owe it to your coworkers not to be boring. Pretty Good Advice is full of frank, actionable advice to help light a fire under you. "If you want to laugh, get totally inspired, learn a bunch and enjoy reading something so engrossing you won't put it down but you could because it's written in these amazing one-ish-page chunks, GET IT. Could not be better for right now." #8212;Jean Godfrey June, Beauty Editor, GOOP "A moving and clear-eyed memoir of an extraordinary life. Charmingly made-up as a how-to guide, Leslie chronicles that life in vivid and memorable lessons that jump off the page." #8212;John W. Evans, author of Should I Still Wish Straight talk and tough love on power, beauty, and the art of the sale Called the Queen of Beauty and the most influential lone woman to impact the beauty industry since Este Lauder by the New York Times , Leslie Blodgetts story is anything but ordinary. As the CEO of the struggling Bare Escentuals, Blodgett shifted the companys focus and launched bareMinerals. In a move that would revolutionize the beauty industry, she went on QVC and sold $45,000 worth of makeup in the first six minutes. Before long, she was selling $1.4 million an hour. In 2006 Blodgett took the company public in one of the largest cosmetic IPOs of the decade, and in 2010 the company was acquired by Shiseido for $1.8 billion. Pretty Good Advice provides beauty secrets, business tips, life lessons, and lots of personal stories. Some ideas are common sense. Some are pretty unconventional. Most importantly, everything in this book is honest, all tried (and sometimes failed) by Blodgett. Fun, frank, and filled with actionable advice, Pretty Good Advice is a glimpse into the unlikely story of a successful beauty executive who approached her work and life a little bit differently. Straight Talk And Mild Rants From One Of Beauty's Biggest Success Stories Called The Queen Of Beauty And The Most Influential Lone Woman To Impact The Beauty Industry Since Estée Lauder By The New York Times, Leslie Blodgett's Story Is Anything But Ordinary. As The Ceo Of Bareminerals, She Reinvented How Beauty Was Sold By Tapping Into The Power Of Community Before The Idea Of Social Media Existed. In 2006, Blodgett Took The Company Public In One Of The Largest Cosmetic Ipos Of The Decade, And In 2010, The Company Was Acquired For $1.8 Billion. Pretty Good Advice Is Her Next Chapter. This Refreshing Book Features 97 Candid And Entertaining Insights On Business, Life, And Beauty. Personal And Often Surprising, Blodgett Dishes On Leading With Humor, Why Wearing Blush And Reading Obituaries Are Two Of The Most Optimistic Things You Can Do, And Why You Owe It To Your Co-workers Not To Be Boring. Pretty Good Advice Is Full Of Frank, Actionable Advice To Help Light A Fire Under You. Called the "Queen of Beauty" and the most influential lone woman to impact the beauty industry since Estee Lauder by the New York Times, Leslie Blodgett's story is anything but ordinary. As the CEO of BareMinerals, she reinvented how beauty was sold by tapping into the power of community before the idea of social media existed. In 2006, Blodgett took the company public in one of the largest cosmetic IPOs of the decade, and in 2010, the company was acquired for $1.8 billion. Pretty Good Advice is her next chapter. This refreshing book features 97 candid and entertaining insights on business, life, and beauty. Personal and often surprising, Blodgett dishes on leading with humour, why wearing blush and reading obituaries are two of the most optimistic things you can do, and why you owe it to your co-workers not to be boring. Pretty Good Advice is full of frank, actionable advice to help light a fire under you