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044: How your image affects your business
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CALL Amy and ask a QUESTION: 513-339-1007
EMAIL Amy and ask a QUESTION: [email protected]
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THEME: How your image affects your business
SUMMARY: Kristie Sheanshang, a private banker-and an image consultant-discusses how your professional image can make a difference in how you feel at work, and how others do, too.
FEATURED GUEST: Kristie Sheanshang, stylist, speaker, and private banker
ORGANIZATION:
WEBSITE: www.dare4flair.com
KEY QUOTES: * "You might be tempted to fit in with your team, but as a leader, you might be better off dressing to a higher standard-not business casual."* “Boundaries are a big part of my life. I try to be present when I’m home. I outsource tasks I don’t like."
* “So many times in bank meetings, daughters don’t speak up. Prepare some questions, be involved, get on the agenda. Advisors are a resource. They would love to help you-but often don’t know how."
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By Amy KatzDOWNLOAD your free TOOLKIT by clicking HERE!
CALL Amy and ask a QUESTION: 513-339-1007
EMAIL Amy and ask a QUESTION: [email protected]
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THEME: How your image affects your business
SUMMARY: Kristie Sheanshang, a private banker-and an image consultant-discusses how your professional image can make a difference in how you feel at work, and how others do, too.
FEATURED GUEST: Kristie Sheanshang, stylist, speaker, and private banker
ORGANIZATION:
WEBSITE: www.dare4flair.com
KEY QUOTES: * "You might be tempted to fit in with your team, but as a leader, you might be better off dressing to a higher standard-not business casual."* “Boundaries are a big part of my life. I try to be present when I’m home. I outsource tasks I don’t like."
* “So many times in bank meetings, daughters don’t speak up. Prepare some questions, be involved, get on the agenda. Advisors are a resource. They would love to help you-but often don’t know how."