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Welcome to Eat Well, Think Well, Live Well; the podcast for women who want to lose weight, but are tired of counting and calculating all the food.
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I'm your host, Lisa Salsbury.
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I'm a certified health and weight loss coach and life coach, and most importantly a recovered chronic dieter.
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I'll teach you to figure out why you are eating when you aren't hungry, instead of worrying so much about what you are eating.
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Okay.
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Welcome everybody.
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We have Jancee Wright here with us today.
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I'm super excited because she is, uh, coached not in a wellness field, typically considered wellness, so she's really gonna add something different to our podcast today.
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I'm just gonna let her introduce herself right off the bat, and then we'll get going into our conversation.
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Awesome.
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Lisa, I'm so excited to be here.
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My name is Jancee Wright.
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I am a mother of four, and I own a company called Finding Your Fancy, which I am a personal home organizing and life coach, and I help you get out of overwhelm and into action.
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And I, I love just helping ladies come to clarity of just having the things in their homes and their lives that they love and have purpose.
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So that's my mission and I'm just excited to be here to share some fun tips and with all of you guys today.
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Okay, awesome.
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Well, you guys can't see this video, but of course her house is stunning.
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I just see this tiny little bit in the background and I'm like, it's so pretty.
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most of you know, I just finished a kitchen remodel and so like I have all these beautiful countertops, cabinets, and.
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It's not cute because I haven't, I haven't decorated
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Oh, oh my head.
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but just the organization or do you do the decorating part too?
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Oh, I love it both.
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I think they go hand in hand, so that's so fun.
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But congratulations on a new kitchen.
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How fun and exciting is that?
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I love it.
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it was fun.
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I mean, that's not true.
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The remodel part wasn't fun.
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The having it and the cooking in it is fun
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The end result is amazing, right
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We are going to get out of the kitchen today though, and talk a little bit about our closets, mostly about our clothes for our bodies, because.
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Our bodies all need clothing at all of our different sizes.
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Right.
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So it gets to be kind of a lot though when we are going through any kind of health changes, maybe you're losing weight, maybe you're gaining weight, it feels like you constantly need new clothes.
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How do you manage all of that?
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Because as an organizing expert, I'm sure that you know the challenge of the multiple clothing sizes that most women have in their closet.
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Yes, Yes.
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I love this question so much, Lisa.
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I've been in hundreds of homes and helped hundreds of ladies.
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Go through their clothes, and this is probably the biggest hardship, is that our weight fluctuates and then we don't know what to do with the clothes that we have that maybe we wanna fit into someday.
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And so it brings a lot of shame and kind of depression.
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Right.
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And so, I love, I have a process that I use for every area in the home, and I kind of wanted to start and talk about that a little bit, which is to find clarity, right?
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So I have a six step step process that I teach my clients for every single space.
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And it's clarify, simplify, sort, systemize, style, and then refresh.
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So the step one is to clarify.
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So before your closet, Getting to al your closets, set your clothes down to the things that you love and feel confident in, and you want the own purpose.
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We first need to clarify how you want to present yourself to the world, and then we'll simplify in systemize and then style your closet.
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So these mindset and physical shifts that will, they will not only help you create the closet of your.
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But they also would, will ensure that your wardrobe reflects and supports those bigger goals, which could be right to lose weight.
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So understanding and elevating your personal style is it's often really just the catalyst for bigger and deeper changes in your life.
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So once you curate your closet to reflect who you.
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And where you want to go, you'll show up in the world as a more present and intentional and confident version of yourself no matter what your current weight is.
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Okay.
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That's amazing.
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We all want that,
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All right.
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We all love that.
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That like, feels amazing.
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So I wanted to, I, I love to start with a lot of questions with my clients.
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When we do this, what does the next chapter in your life look like?
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And what image or identity do you want to step into and project the world?
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When you leave your closet and leave your room.
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So your personal style should be a mixture of functional, present, and then your aspirational future.
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Right?
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So it's really worth taking the time to clarify and ask yourself lots of questions so that you can define what your style goal is and also your personal goals because they are interchangeable.
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So asking yourself, Oh, go ahead.
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Sorry.
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Sorry.
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Yeah, no.
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Um, can you just give us an example of like maybe a client example or yourself, what that kind of looks like in real life.
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Yes.
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So for instance, one of the questions that you could ask is, what do you wanna accomplish this year?
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So for myself, I have made it a goal that I'm going to do rim to rim for the Grand Canyon.
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So this has been a big goal that I've had.
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This year I turned 50, and so my goal, I had five goals before I wanted to turn 50.
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One, was to do the rim to Ram.
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So as far.
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That goes with the clothes that I have.
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So what are the clothes that I would need to have in my closet in order to do rim, to rim okay, well, I'm probably gonna need some workout clothes.
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I'm gonna need the shoes.
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I'm gonna need, um, the, the tank tops or whatever, right?
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So, Just sitting down and saying, Hey, this is my goal.
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What are the clothes that I'm going to need for that?
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And do I have clothes that currently function for that?
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Or have I gained weight and I need to purchase something that will go with this goal that I have?
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So that, that's for my personal.
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Um, as far as for a client, um, I've had clients who have had personal goals of losing like 15 to 20 pounds.
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Right?
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And so they.
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They have maybe some clothes in their closet that every time they look at these clothes, they have the guilt and shame that comes on and that doesn't make you motivated and excited to, to go out and try to lose weight.
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Like you just kind of have this guilt.
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You feel guilty that you used to be that size.
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You used to be able to fit in those clothes, and so, We talk about those goals that they have and where they're at, and we start with where they're at.
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So let's take out all those clothes that no longer fit you, and they're causing that guilt and shame.
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And let's put'em in a pile and let's fold them up and let's put'em up in a container that says future.
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And let's put it away for a while.
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Let, but let's get it completely outta your closet.
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Let's put it in a storage unit or a storage room.
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Or the garage or an at somewhere that is outta sight, outta mind and you're just focusing on loving yourself right where you're at.
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So we, we talk about that and that's, um, I feel like that's key.
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That's so important to just get those clothes out for
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Yeah.
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so some of, sometimes the answers to the questions is, Oh, we need to acquire more in this, in this area.
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And sometimes the answer is, we need to eliminate some of these items,
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And that's why it's really good to ask yourself questions and really get some clarity where, what is my goal and what do I want from this?
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Right?
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So, um, There's, there's 10 things that I, I always talk about with my clients about how to clarify what your style is because once you have identified what your style is, then we can move on to, Okay, I've, I've lost weight, or I've gained weight, or these are my goals.
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What do I really need to just keep in my closet?
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Right?
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So, um, the first thing is to, I, I always like to tell my clients to find your style crush, whether that's like.
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a cute girl in your neighborhood or that's like a celebrity, it doesn't matter.
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But who is your style crush?
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We all have style crushes, right?
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Especially it's women, right?
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What do you love about their look?
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What do you love about it?
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What do you love about their shape or their silhouette or their color combos?
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And just really thinking.
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That person and what they layer and their textures.
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And then you write it down on the notes on your phone.
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I highly encourage this for everything.
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So you're like, Hey, what is my style?
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And, um, I wanna identify what that is.
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So what is my style?
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Style is the top of your note and then you're writing down.
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Well, I really like layers.
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I really like textures.
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I really.
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Pinks or whatever color it is that you like, and then just go on a style finding mission.
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Honestly, which elements do you want to bring into your own closet?
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Okay.
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So just really getting some clarity on what you even like, because a lot of times what we do is whatever influencers are showing us or whatever we're seeing, We think, Well, that looks cute on them.
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That's gonna look cute on me too, right?
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So then you buy it and maybe you just don't feel like yourself, You don't feel confident in that.
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And so really defining, like finding a style crush, somebody that you just love the way that they, they dress and kind of starting there.
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The second thing is to create a style profile.
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So just really brainstorming all the ideas that feel really authentic to you.
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Like is it, an elevated, is it refined?
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Do you like preppy?
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Do you like more Bohemian?
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Maybe more relaxed.
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Fancy, right.
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Founding your fancy.
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Do you like something tailored or natural?
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Just like really defining that and then just make a mood board and you can cut things out.
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Magazine pin them off a Pinterest or
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I was just gonna ask, do you recommend like creating Pinterest boards for
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Pinterest.
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Yeah.
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So it's like your mood board and you're really getting and defining what kinda your style is.
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So having.
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The clarity about your personal style, it will simplify the process of simplifying your wardrobe, and it will also help you shop with intention and avoid that misguided impulses of buying in the future.
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Just to, just to satisfy how can, how you're feeling at the time.
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Okay.
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The third thing is to become your own fashion icon.
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So, pull out a few of your favorite outfits from your existing wardrobe, and if you get stuck, ask yourself what you would wear out if you wanted to feel like you were really killing it that day, and which pieces really make you feel amazing.
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I always encourage my clients, do a fashion show.
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Do it for your.
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If you have kids, they're very honest and they'll tell you, That looks amazing, or No, mom, I don't like that.
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Right?
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And then just, And the ones that you feel amazing in yourself, take a picture of yourself and put those on the notes on your phone too.
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This is kind of an inspirational guide that you can add to that style profile.
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Like, when I wore this, I feel amazing.
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What is it?
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Is it jeans?
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Is it a t-shirt?
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Is it tight jeans?
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And a baggier shirt?
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What?
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What, what It makes you feel confident in your own skin.
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The fourth thing is to get really clear about color.
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So a lot of times we'll buy things like maybe our favorite color is red, but when we get at home and put it on, we don't look right in red.
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Why are we buying red?
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Right?
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So start by picking a really base color.
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And then adding a few accent colors to really ground your, your wardrobe.
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So make sure that the colors that you choose can easily, they can mix and match and create lots of versatile outfits.
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So what colors do you love and what colors look really good against your skin and your hair?
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And you're gonna know as soon as you try something on.
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I have clients when we work in their closet, so let's try clothes on and I can just tell immediate.
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By their facial expressions and how, how they feel.
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They feel confident and good in it, or they're kinda looking at it like, Oh, I dunno.
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You know, they're not sure.
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And then it's like, well, you don't feel comfortable in that color.
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So just really getting clear on what colors that you love and feel good in.
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The fifth thing is I would never wear that.
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So even if you are currently feeling really murky about your personal style, most people can easily identify what they don't want to wear, right?
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You can immediately go, Oh, I definitely don't wanna wear that.
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So for myself, I have realized that really high waist of jeans, I don't feel comfortable in them.
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I have a little bulge right there where my tummy is, and I don't like to wear high waist of jeans.
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I feel like it really accentuates that.
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So I found that out for myself when I figured out that, uh, Aris is better for me.
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So when I'm looking, if it says highrise, like a 10 to 12 inch highrise, I'm like, Oh, that's not for me.
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I immediately know.
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Because I know that's not what I like to wear.
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So really identifying what is it that you're like, Oh, I never would wear that.
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That wouldn't feel comfortable.
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I was thinking I have blazers in my closet because I think I should wear them.
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I never, I never wear them.
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I never wear them.
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It's so weird.
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I'm like, Yeah.
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And I even have like pictures in one, like on my website on in this blazer and I'm like, that looks so dumb.
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It's not me.
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I'm like, I just, I don't wear blazers.
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And then I see cute blazers and I see like fashion people like, Oh, it's so cute.
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You layer and you the sleeves.
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And I'm like, Yes, I'm try that and then I never wear them.
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That is so funny that you say that.
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Cause I feel the same about blazers and I have, I had several in my closet as well.
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I felt like business, we need to wear a blazer.
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We need to, you know, And, and if you don't feel comfortable in it, then why are we keeping that right?
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So, yeah, I love that.
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I love that.
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Um, the six thing is to really identify your uniform.
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choosing a silhouette or a basic outfit formula will make getting dressed each day as easy as really a math equation, right?
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So skinny jeans, maybe a simple blouse or a sweater.
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And then just keeping it as simple as possible while retaining your unique style.
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So for instance, I love dresses and it has taken all the guesswork out of getting dressed by just really just fully embracing a singular style and silhouette that make me honestly just fill my best.
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So your outfit should flatter your body and make sense for your lifestyle.
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And then you can use shoes or accessories to elevate or dress down.
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So for instance, I love dresses, but if I wanna feel more casual, I'll wear tennis of shoes and like baseball cap, right?
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If I want it to be more dressy, heels, strap sandals, something like that.
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So just really identifying what do I feel the most comfortable in?
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Is it jeans and a t?
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Is it jeans and a blouse what is that?
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and it probably varies by season.
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I found myself wearing a lot of dresses this summer and skirts, but I get cold easily and yeah, I know I live in California, people are like, Oh, it doesn't get cold there, but it does.
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It does get cold in Northern California, so I don't really wanna wear'em in the winter.
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So I assume that that kind of uniform might change a little.
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And we're not talking about like a Steve Jobs uniform where you have to wear the
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Right, right.
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No, no, no.
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This is like your own personal uniform, right?
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Something that just takes out all that drama of I what to wear.
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Like should I wear a dress, should I wear jeans?