dressing for success

Hellow Goddesses, 

Welcome to another episode of Dating Like Goddess, where we are going to talk about all things style, dressing for dates, dressing with self-love for dates and wearing the rainbow to attract your soulmate. 

Let’s highlight our best qualities to enhance our feminine energy and spirits. Let’s ditch the idea of beauty that the media sell us and embrace our inner beauty instead, which will radiate outwards in the most beautiful and attractive way. 

From exploring the impact that colours, prints and shapes have on attraction to the biological explanation of why we should make the best effort for dressing for dates, on this podcast, I take you on a journey to discover the power of your most feminine self-expression and confidence through the art of dressing for success.

Links:

🩷 Join The Love School (My monthly group coaching program)

🩷 Join the Facebook group Dating Like a Goddess

🩷 Work with me

🩷 Check out my courses

🩷 Heal your attachment style

🩷 Learn to date 

In this thought-provoking conversation with Shaquanna Chappelle, a distinguished executive presence consultant and acclaimed wardrobe stylist, we dive into the nuances between physical presentation and leadership – especially among women of color.

Shaquana emphasizes the importance of inner confidence and authenticity before focusing on external appearance. She shares her approach to styling, which includes addressing any self-doubt or negative self-perception. Shaquana encourages women to explore their personal style and embrace colors that make them feel beautiful. 

Don't miss this powerful discussion of the power of exuding a strong executive presence.

About our guest, Shaquanna Chappelle: 

Shaquanna is a sought-after speaker, executive presence consultant, and wardrobe stylist who has been trusted by high-achieving professional women across the globe. She has helped women break out of their comfort zone, identify their unique style, and create confident, bold looks that propel their careers forward.

Her keynotes about facing fear and removing self-imposed limits have inspired thousands of women to tap into their confidence and show up in their full power.

Her self-published book, Get Up and Get Dressed, guides women through the journey of eliminating self-doubt and low self-esteem so they can “get dressed” in their fullest potential.

After having one encounter with Shaquanna, women are able to combat insecurities and reach a new level of confidence that commands the room.

Links & resources:

• Grab a copy of Get Up and Get Dressed: https://www.shaquannachappelle.com/buybook
• Wardrobe Styling Services: https://www.shaquannachappelle.com/stylepackages
• Invite Shaquanna to speak: https://www.shaquannachappelle.com/speak
• Learn more about the Empowered Presence program: https://www.myempoweredpresence.com/ 
• Book a call with personal branding consultant, Melanie L. Denny: www.chatwithmel.com 

Hello, Goddess. 

In today's episode, we're gonna talk about the Goddess dresses for success. 

This is a fairly regular complaint that I have got, especially in the comments of my social show media when we talk about dresses and dressing up and all of that; there are like a whole bunch of women that comment in protest saying:

Oh, why do we have to dress up? 

Why is it always us that we have to make the effort? 

And it might feel like it’s just you making the effort,  but if you refuse to make the effort, then why would a guy make the effort for you?

Like attracts like.

We attract who we are. And if you are not a person that takes pride in her appearance. If you are not a person that likes to take care of herself if you are not a person that likes to dress up and look good and respectable and to dress up appropriately for every occasion, then how do you expect to attract a man who does? You do want a man that looks good, that takes care of himself, doesn't look like a mess, takes care of his clothes and looks presentable. You want a guy that shows up and looks like he loves himself, that he takes care of himself.

So why would you not do the same thing? 

And another thing is that people don’t have any problems dressing up for job interviews when they want to get the job, and they have no problem dressing up appropriately for church. 

They don’t have a problem dressing up for a business meeting or going to see a client; 

They don't have a problem dressing up appropriately to do a job? 

Why would you not take care and there's up appropriately to go on a date to meet somebody for the first time? Especially when this date could be your soulmate. 

Don't you wanna look good for your soulmate? 

Don’t you want your soulmate to look good for you? 

We have to begin this process with the right energy, so press play and let's get into it 💕

Links.

🩷 The Feminine Art of Dressing for Sussess course.

🩷 Join The Love School 

🩷 Join the new facebook group Dating Like a Goddess

🩷 Work with me

🩷 Check out my other courses

Shefali Karani is the author of “Own It! Love What You Already Have” of which all book proceeds go toward good causes. She is an executive at her family’s business, and board director for two other companies. She’s an alumna of Columbia Business School in NYC and Drexel University. She lives in Dubai with her husband and continues to travel for work

Are you a high school or university student, millennial, or entrepreneur? Do you want to learn how to dress for success? Then this video is for you. This EdTalk series featuring Shefali Karani reminds everyone that to be able to dress for success, you have to dress for yourself. Being comfortable with what you wear is important, as this goes hand-in-hand with your self-confidence and will affect the way people treat you when they see your confidence shining through.

One of the secrets to success is the way you dress. While office-appropriate attire has changed over the years and formal suits aren't a requirement, it's important to dress for the role you want or already have. While people may argue that "you can't judge a book by its cover", most businesses and organizations still do, and while staying confident and comfortable with what you wear is key, it's important to make sure you wear professional attire.