Model Mormon: Fighting for Self-Worth on the Runway and as an Independent Woman
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FROM INTERNATIONAL MODEL TO PUBLIC SPEAKER AND TEMPLE DRESS DESIGNER, ROSIE HAS NOT HAD A QUIET JOURNEY. When sixteen-year-old Rosemary Card left Salt Lake to become a model, she had no idea what awaited her in New York City. As her career took her around the globe over the next two years, Rosie experienced the highs and lows of the fashion industry and learned firsthand the strength found in being true to yourself, listening to guidance from the Spirit, and discovering confidence as a single LDS woman. Rosie shares her inspiring true story of how focusing on developing her mind and heart in the process of becoming more like Christ blessed her with opportunities and challenges she could never have imagined!
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