If you’re to truly step into your power, your willingness to be visible is a huge piece for you.
So, Catherine invited Christina Dunbar to join her live to discuss exactly that: VISIBILITY.
Christina Dunbar is a performing artist, producer and mentor that stands for fierce self-expression. She is the founder of ARTISTPRENEURS ON STAGE- a program that allows women to create signature stories and perform them live.
Style is more than just clothing: It’s the way you move in the world; the way you respond to your surroundings, connect with people, and the energy you bring to every situation.
With the Style Power Interview Series, we discuss ALL the elements of your style – communication, writing, life, relationship, money, energy and, of course, your personal style.
What do ALL the Elements of Style have to do with your personal brand?
“People buy into the leader, before they buy into the vision.”
John C Maxwell
Why does it matter?
The success of any leader in working with and influencing those around them depends on how good their interpersonal skills are. If a leader is able to form a human connection with the people he interacts with, through gestures, through the way he or she communicates and presents him or herself, the easier the task of leadership becomes.
It’s a bit blunt, I know. But I say it with love and because I want the best for you.
I want you to SHINE.
I want you to feel your power. I want you to WANT to be seen.
YOU are the change that we need in the world. But you can only create that change if you show up and share your voice, presence and beauty with the world.
One of the most common challenges we hear at Ustyled is transitioning your style as you move from your 20’s to your 30’s and, inevitably, are promoted.
If that sounds like you, you’re not alone! And help is on the way!
Many of the clients we work with at Ustyled are in some sort of transition, whether it’s age or career related. As your life changes, you evolve. And as you evolve,
There is a reason why you’re supposed to put your own oxygen mask on first in the case of an emergency on an airplane.
If you don’t take care of yourself, you can’t take care of anyone else.
Yet, many women sacrifice themselves for the sake of others – their jobs, volunteer obligations, family, children, friends, etc. The list could go on.
We naturally are inclined to take care of others.
Usually with Awards season I’ll pay attention to what people are wearing to the different events just for fun, but it’s not usually too inspiring or exciting.
In more recent years, it’s felt either incredibly safe or incredibly odd.
Either women are dressed in beautiful dresses, but not dresses that excite. Simple colors, classic accessories. Safe.
Or, they try to do something different and it’s just not quite right.