The Social Media Takeaway - Louise McDonnell

Personal Image: How to Build Confidence and Impact with Aoife Dunican

Louise McDonnell Season 1 Episode 18

In this episode of The Social Media Takeaway, I chat with Aoife Dunican, a renowned image consultant in Ireland and founder of The StyleBob, to explore the power of personal image and its impact on confidence and presence. Aoife shares her inspiring journey and reveals how clothing can significantly boost confidence, presence, and impact. From her fascinating insights into color psychology to practical tips for enhancing your professional image, Aoife provides valuable advice that can help anyone looking to improve their personal brand. Join us as we delve into the secrets of dressing for success and discover how you can take control of your image to achieve remarkable results. Don't miss this insightful conversation that could change the way you see yourself and your wardrobe!

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I say to somebody, you shouldn't judge people in the first seven seconds, but sadly be prepared to be judged in seven seconds. And it goes back to, you know, cave times where in order to protect ourselves, if we saw somebody coming and we have to react straight away. So if you think about the amount of thoughts we've coming through our brain and every day, they say 40,000, I think it's probably more like 70,000 now on social media, we do make our mind up really quickly. It's not that we're, you know, sad, shallow people. We just sometimes have to, we're on this kind of rotation system. And what I say to people is that, yes, don't judge, but when you are going to be judged, you decide what that judgment should be.