The Feel Good Factor
Do you take pride in your appearance? Do you look your best every day? When you look your best, the feel good factor kicks in and as well as giving yourself a boost you will be inclined to act more confidently.
What exactly in your physical appearance do you need to upgrade? There is a saying that suggests it's all in your attitude.
That may be true, but it is also in what is suggested in this article.
Let's analyze Mr.
Suave from the toes up: He brushed his shoes all over; His socks match; His suit is pressed with one single crease up each trouser leg; His shirt and tie are striking and complement one another; His tie is masterfully knotted; He is clean-shaven; His after-shave turns heads; He brushed his teeth this morning; His hands are spotless and his nails are manicured; His hair is to dye for...
I'm joking - no I don't think you need to dye your hair.
You look great the way you are but don't be bashful about investing time in buffing up your good looks.
This means getting in the best shape of your adult life.
This means upgrading the food you eat.
This means perhaps lowering your stress level across the board.
This may even mean hiring a coach, a life coach, or an executive coach.
Love him or loathe him, Mr.
Suave looks fantastic.
He's gonna conquer the world today because he feels like the six million dollar man.
Why is there almost universal agreement that what we look like, how we present to the world, what we put out into the world matters? The field of social science and social psychology in particular has been attempting to answer this question.
The research has found some very interesting data.
As human beings, we have had to be able to make snap judgements that have meant life or death from our earliest times on this planet.
The cave person needed to be able to determine friend or foe instantaneously or it might cost him his life or the life of his family or clan.
The research has found that human beings are able to make these snap judgements or "thin slices" within less than two seconds regarding an entire range of assessments about other human beings.
These assessments include how intelligent you are, how trustworthy you are, and perhaps most important - whether they like you.
Don't keep your Sunday best for Sunday.
What exactly in your physical appearance do you need to upgrade? There is a saying that suggests it's all in your attitude.
That may be true, but it is also in what is suggested in this article.
Let's analyze Mr.
Suave from the toes up: He brushed his shoes all over; His socks match; His suit is pressed with one single crease up each trouser leg; His shirt and tie are striking and complement one another; His tie is masterfully knotted; He is clean-shaven; His after-shave turns heads; He brushed his teeth this morning; His hands are spotless and his nails are manicured; His hair is to dye for...
I'm joking - no I don't think you need to dye your hair.
You look great the way you are but don't be bashful about investing time in buffing up your good looks.
This means getting in the best shape of your adult life.
This means upgrading the food you eat.
This means perhaps lowering your stress level across the board.
This may even mean hiring a coach, a life coach, or an executive coach.
Love him or loathe him, Mr.
Suave looks fantastic.
He's gonna conquer the world today because he feels like the six million dollar man.
Why is there almost universal agreement that what we look like, how we present to the world, what we put out into the world matters? The field of social science and social psychology in particular has been attempting to answer this question.
The research has found some very interesting data.
As human beings, we have had to be able to make snap judgements that have meant life or death from our earliest times on this planet.
The cave person needed to be able to determine friend or foe instantaneously or it might cost him his life or the life of his family or clan.
The research has found that human beings are able to make these snap judgements or "thin slices" within less than two seconds regarding an entire range of assessments about other human beings.
These assessments include how intelligent you are, how trustworthy you are, and perhaps most important - whether they like you.
Don't keep your Sunday best for Sunday.
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