Summer 411: How to keep your cool without putting your image on ice!

May 3, 2011 in Store by Admin |

Learn to attract higher level jobs and a more elite clientele with a commanding, charismatic presence that doesn’t wilt with the weather; save time and money by knowing how to shop for ideal colors, fabrics, and styles; exude polished professionalism that will last for hours in elegantly attired comfort; and get noticed by decision makers for their personal brand, not their unprofessional image. Learn More >	$19.95 Audio CD Only Ships within 2 - 3 days $9.95 Transcript Only Download immediately BEST DEAL $24.95 Audio CD + Transcript Download transcript immediately, CD ships within 2 - 3 days

Overview Have you ever wondered how to dress to look cool and stay absolutely comfortable during those hot summer months? Has “business casual” become “business casualty” in your office? The hot weather season is notorious within HR departments and the image consulting industry. Everyone experienced in those areas knows that within those hot and humid months many professionals succumb to summer and lose all the credibility they struggled so hard to gain the rest of the year in terms of personal brand image and professional presence. Sarah Hathorn of Illustra Consulting hosted this tele-seminar especially designed for women leaders and high achievers ready to step into the leadership spotlight for greater success. The goal of the tele-seminar is to rescue businesswomen looking to stay cool, calm, and collected even on the hottest days of the year. With this CD you will learn to attract higher level jobs and a more elite clientele with a commanding, charismatic presence that doesn’t wilt with the weather; save time and money by knowing how to shop for ideal colors, fabrics, and styles; exude polished professionalism that will last for hours in elegantly attired comfort; and get noticed by decision makers for their personal brand, not their unprofessional image. Don’t lose your cool or professional edge because the weather gets uncomfortable. Learn simple, effective tips for keeping the silently outgoing image and brand messages positive – while you remain crisp but comfortable instead of worried and wilted.