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Your clothes speak before you do. Image is non-verbal communication giving you visual credibility and personal presence. A positive self-image exudes success and professionalism. It is hard to re-create a first impression, so get it right the first time. Image is never neutral, it is either positive or negative, and the right image will empower [...]
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The right image projects a sense of professionalism and is the key to building business relationships. Image is a powerful communicator – you make a statement without saying a word. When you know you look good you will have more confidence, higher self-esteem and be more effective – just the qualities employers want in these [...]
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From the wardrobe audits I do…
From the believe it or not category… the average wardrobe holds around $8000 worth of unused or underused clothing. The calculation from www.FatCat.com.au makes this assessment or the presumption that most women own 100 significant items of clothing. If the average cost of each piece is $100 (totaling $10,000) and if the owner is only [...]
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This book promises to change your look and change your life by showing you how to leave your old ways behind and transform you into a new woman with new confidence. Self help books can be good, but a consultation with an image consultant will ensure you learn how to dress successfully. The authors of [...]
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