“All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women are merely players; They have their exits and entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts…” ~Shakespeare, As You Like It Performing is a word used in many contexts. Job performance, sexual performance, athletic performance, delivering a presentation, first date behavior, […]
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Picture this; you’re breezing through your shopping center of choice, enjoying the pleasant greetings of the shop assistants, have a clear idea of what you are after and are confident in being able to find pieces that will compliment your body. You have a few items already purchased from your list and are feeling empowered
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Our wardrobes are the storybook of our lives. Think about it; all of our wardrobe choices are perfect reflections of where we were at the time of purchasing. The start of a relationship, a job interview, an event, starting over. Yet many of us aren’t proud of the wardrobe choices we make. Many of
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Most of us have the kind of relationship with money that could easily be categorized as “it’s complicated”. Most of us have a relationship with money that it indicative of the relationship we have with ourselves. Concepts like worthiness and being deserving hit high on the scale when it comes to correlating how we feel
People often ask me if I have a large wardrobe. I never know how to answer that. After all, what is large? It occurs to me that people are unsure how ‘big’ their wardrobe should be and/or if having a ‘big’ wardrobe is a good or bad thing. In truth, there is no direct answer to
In a social setting, when I introduce myself as a stylist, the most common response is “oh, that makes sense” quickly followed up with some variation of “now I feel so judged”. Interesting. I’ve just met you and asked you what your name was and maybe what you do for a living (hence why
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