So if a girl really wants to make an "investment" in her pageant career. She should focus on interview and talent. -- Miss Kentucky Pageant

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Subject	Author	Date
Yes that is where the crown is won. Gowns are easy fixes	No name	13:11:20 02/25/14 Tue
absoutely. Spent your money on interview help! (NT) -- No name, 15:58:19 02/25/14 Tue Plus teens get one score that encompasses not only their gown presentation but also their on-stage question. So if you bomb the answer to the question, (NT) -- the gown won't help!, 10:23:19 02/26/14 Wed Interview help -- No name, 14:48:48 02/26/14 Wed Don Baker who is a nationally recognized interview coach used to make stops in Lexington every so often -- www.donbakercommunications.com, 15:22:49 02/26/14 Wed I think he is TERRIBLE. I used him and paid 150/hour and ever session was the same he spent the first 30 minutes telling me all about himself. I wouldnt go to him again for anything. Total waste of money (NT) -- No name, 16:10:34 02/26/14 Wed Agree -- No name, 23:13:09 02/26/14 Wed Jenna wouldn't agree (NT) -- or most Miss Kentucky's for that matter, 08:15:21 02/27/14 Thu That's not true I know several Miss Kentucky's that said they only went to him because they were basically forced too. (NT) -- No name, 08:58:38 02/27/14 Thu And I know several Miss Kentucky's who went to him and LOVE him (NT) -- No name, 12:37:16 02/27/14 Thu I think it is a different story when you are actually paying for his services than it is when you have won his services (NT) -- No name, 15:00:27 02/27/14 Thu not really -- No name, 16:43:21 02/27/14 Thu He made a comment the year Jenna won that Kenyucky didn't have the "top tier" girls. So if he worked with Jenna that doesn't really speak well of her or him for saying that. (NT) -- No name, 15:21:21 02/27/14 Thu And when/where did this transpire? (NT) -- No name, 15:44:13 02/27/14 Thu What works well for one contestant, doesn't always work for another. There are many good people who can help- Libbi Taylor, Alex Thompson, Don Baker, Jim Robbins who have all helped many successful girls. Don't forget the many competent Directors who have been at this for years and have seen and helped a lot of girls improve and win. Really, it matters most who works well with the contestant. They all have something to offer if girls (and Mothers) will listen. (NT) -- No name, 12:13:34 02/28/14 Fri Oh please. Jenna is an amazing interview (have interviewed her before) (NT) -- No name, 15:51:04 02/28/14 Fri nobody said she wasnt. Try reading! (NT) -- No name, 15:56:37 02/28/14 Fri

Subject: So if a girl really wants to make an "investment" in her pageant career. She should focus on interview and talent.
Author: No name	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 13:05:12 02/25/14 Tue In reply to: 's message, "Meant to add: A girl can have a $10,000 dress...and if she doesn't have a good interview, she will never win." on 13:04:33 02/25/14 Tue >>>Please be honest :) [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]