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Men and the Career Transitions of 2020
by Ann Lindsay | Sep 29, 2020
If you are in the same job, with the same mindset toward your future as pre COVID-19, you are in the vast minority. A prospective client shared his story the other day, and he is the norm, not the exception. This is a man has worked in a corporate setting for most...
10 Tips for Women to Increase Executive Presence in the Workplace
by Ann Lindsay | Sep 22, 2020
Women’s inequality in the workplace makes me MAD. “In the U.S., the gender pay gap remains a reality for many women… And it’s worse for women of color.” cites CNBC in this article. I’d like to introduce you to Purse Power, an organization that is working to shatter the glass ceiling and provide women a […]
Men’s #1 Tip to Exponentially UP your appearance at Work
by Ann Lindsay | Sep 16, 2020
The Power of 3 is my number 1 tip to look more professional, stylish, polished and ready for business. Power of 3 refers to the number of visible garments you are wearing. #1 shirt #2 pants #3 YES this is the magic item! Lets find out why. Your shirt and pants are...
2 Men, Same Outfit, Different Planet
by Ann Lindsay | Sep 2, 2020
What is unspoken about these two similarly dressed men, you want to learn how to speak. Like it or not, your clothing and body language create a persona around you about your values and characteristics that you can either embrace or ignore. Humans process visual...
Men – Let your Belt be an Appropriate Hero
by Ann Lindsay | Sep 2, 2020
"My belt holds my pants up, but the belt loops hold my belt up. I don't really know what's happening down there. Who is the real hero?" Mitch Hedberg Which brings me to this man in a dress shirt and dress pants putting on a thick, wide jeans belt; clearly are "belt...
Dress for Success at work – Know What is Being Said Without Any Words
by Ann Lindsay | Aug 28, 2020
Know what is being said without any words — what?
Like it or not, your clothing creates a persona around you about your values and characteristics that you can either embrace or ignore. Humans process visual information in the form of cues, and in the blink of an eye create judgements about others. Want to know how? Let’s study the example of the image I selected for this post.