Model Mormon: Fighting for Self-Worth on the Runway and as an Independent Woman

by Rosemary Card

if your ideas and opinions aren’t changing through the years as you meet new people, gain new knowledge, and have new experiences, you are doing something wrong.

Just because an idea doesn’t sit right with you doesn’t mean it can’t be exactly what someone else is looking for.

“Girls and women aren’t only suffering from the unattainable ways beauty is being defined, they’re suffering because they are being defined by beauty. They are bodies first and people second.”[4]

When we are grateful for what we have, we acknowledge and show respect to those who have not.

At the end of this life, would you rather hear “Well done, my good and faithful servant” or “You look pretty”? Let’s compliment like Christ.

“There are two types of education. One you gain from formal schooling like college. One you gain from life experiences and travel. Both are important.”

Questions are more about movement and development than they are about arrival at a destination.