Samantha Harman discusses her journey from a newspaper editor in a male-dominated industry to becoming a fashion entrepreneur focused on empowering women through personal style.

She emphasizes the psychological impact of clothing on self-perception and confidence, the importance of seeking help, and the need for women to embrace their unique styles.

Naturally, we also talked about personal branding, which is enhanced by having recognizable wardrobe staples.

Samantha also points out that fast fashion can be problematic, and shifts the focus on intentional shopping.

In today’s episode, among other things, you’ll find out whether Steve Jobs actually cared about fashion, whether men and women are held to the same standard when it comes to clothing, and how we can unlearn some of the learnings we’ve acquired as children.

You’ll for sure love this one and leave this conversation enriched, both mindset- and style-wise.

Enjoy!

Takeaways:

• Fashion is not a shallow topic; it has deep implications for identity.
• Women often face unique challenges in expressing their personal style in male-dominated industries.
• The psychological impact of clothing can significantly affect confidence and performance.
• Unlearning negative self-perceptions is crucial for personal growth and empowerment.
• Empowerment through personal style can lead to greater success in the workplace.

Here's where you can connect with Samantha:

• LinkedIn
• Instagram
• Website

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