Revenue Accelerator with Tracy Pohlmann

<p>In this episode of the Revenue Accelerator Podcast, we have invited Tracy Pohlmann. Tracy is an award-winning speaker, certified trainer, entrepreneur, and personal image expert. She has assisted over 9,000 women in creating a stylish and professional personal image to advance their careers and attract their ideal customers. Today, we will dive deep into what Tracy is doing so her clients can feel great about the way they look, no matter their age, or shape, exude more confidence, and create an impression that makes them shine in their careers.</p><p><strong>Why is it important to pay attention to what we have on and what it does for your business?&nbsp;</strong></p><p>[1:06]</p><p>People often just throw on clothes without much thought or consideration for how they make you feel. Whatever happens, it's important to look good.</p><p>[2:42]</p><p>Anytime you have a new outfit, even though it’s not new, it’s newly created, which generates a lot of excitement and fun. It can make you feel like you’re on cloud nine.</p><p><strong>Why is it important to have a personal image and branding align with you?</strong></p><p>[5:15]</p><p>In this day and age, there’s a lot of noise. You’re showing up on zooms with many people. So how will you stand out? Other people are curious about you. Many people are struggling to figure out how they dress now compared to how it was before. Tracy always asks people, who are your ideal customers and clients? Because maybe that’s what you need to do.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Styling</strong></p><p>[7:53]</p><p>Learn how to dress for your body shape. There is no such thing as a perfect body. Face is a good feature. How could you wear certain colors to draw attention up and away from unwanted areas? It helps people see themselves in a new light. Also, the type of purse you should carry is determined by your body. To learn how to dress for that body shape, you start looking at those things.</p><p>[10:01]</p><p>It’s not about body shame or anything like that, and it’s learning how to dress.