Peggy Morris, 40, President and CEO of Morris Fashion Industry, lived the ideal life. 2 children, 18 and 3. In a 2 year relationship. A company she founded right after college. 20 employees. A weekly editorial for Vogue and Cosmopolitan magazine. Basically, she’s gone about her career with a degree of viciousness. Always looking for the next wave of fashion design, Peggy will go full-on to be the go-to for up-and-coming fashionista’s. Over the years, she burned lots of bridges. Colleagues, who were once professional friends, now kept her at arms length. At 5’4 and 110 lbs. Peggy sports beautiful, brunettes hair that rests nicely, halfway down her back. Also, a pair of round-rimmed glasses accentuates the school marm type look which, if you didn’t know her, you’d think she was kind. But deep down, Peggy like control. Wants control. The narrative is always hers to right. Well in this story, an unexpected “attitude correction” is the crux of the story. Enjoy.
Peggy Morris, 40, President and CEO of Morris Fashion Industry, lived the ideal life. 2 children, 18 and 3. In a 2 year relationship. A company she founded right after college. 20 employees. A weekly editorial for Vogue and Cosmopolitan magazine. Basically, she’s gone about her career with a degree of viciousness. Always looking for the next wave of fashion design, Peggy will go full-on to be the go-to for up-and-coming fashionista’s. Over the years, she burned lots of bridges. Colleagues, who were once professional friends, now kept her at arms length. At 5’4 and 110 lbs. Peggy sports beautiful, brunettes hair that rests nicely, halfway down her back. Also, a pair of round-rimmed glasses accentuates the school marm type look which, if you didn’t know her, you’d think she was kind. But deep down, Peggy like control. Wants control. The narrative is always hers to right. Well in this story, an unexpected “attitude correction” is the crux of the story. Enjoy.
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