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You are your brand: Dress like the boss you are

Ever hear the phrase "Dress for the Room"? As a business owner, what you wear is an important element of professionalism - not only in how others perceive you, but in how you feel about yourself.

This workshop explores the concept of "enclothed cognition" - what you wear truly impacts how you feel. Clothing can be a powerful tool for fostering self-confidence and aiding you in reaching your goals in your business. You are your brand.

Learn strategies for how to dress to foster self-confidence and to represent your business with authenticity and professionalism that help you and your business stand out.

This workshop provides practical tips for creating a personal style that allows you to bring your true self to your work and tangible ways to build your professional wardrobe affordably and effectively. You'll be ready to create a wardrobe that makes you feel like a boss.

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You are your brand: Dress like the boss you are

Date

November 06, 2024

Time

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Location

Webinar

Presented by

Nancy Dilts (SCORE Twin Cities)

Cost

Free

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