It takes seven seconds to make a first impression. We need to dress for the lives we have right now. And that will empower us. – Robyn Balsley


Happy Monday!

This morning when you got up were you prepared for the clothes you would put on your body today? You know the dress for success way of thinking? What does that even mean to you these days?

In this week’s podcast I share a conversation with my sister Robyn. Several years ago, she took her many years’ experience as a successful independent sales executive and mixed it with her love for fashion.

Her goal? To assist women to feel better in the skin they are in, from the outside in. She created her company Graceful Impression. And now does workshops with teams to assist them in rethinking the way they dress for success.

With the pandemic greatly changing the way we work, and the way clothes are perceived in a work environment, and many people still continuing to work from home. All too often, dressing from the waist up has become the norm.  

Perhaps you are retired and not working anymore in a professional environment. It is still important to wear clothes that make you feel good.

We talk about that and so much more in our podcast conversation. How to feel better when you open your closet door. How to determine what clothes make you feel and look your best.

So, without further delay I encourage you to take the time to build up your diva or divo muscle as we dive into Clothing Confidence.

As we head into the week ahead after a long 3 day weekend for many, here’s to more consciously choosing the clothes that make you feel great. Clothes that honors the superstar that you are!

To Your Success and Victories,
- Cheri

Cheri Ruskus, Business Coach, Author and Speaker
cheri@businessvictories.com • 303-652-1718 • @victorygirl

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