Personal Style

Marketing, at its core, is simply about storytelling. It's the ability to take consumers on an emotional journey that can relate to their needs and wants while, at the same time, establishing trust in the products and services that are being provided. Trust is an emotional response, and storytelling is the most essential element in establishing it. The JD methodology is about the ability to control the conversation with aligning brand and storytelling, which, in turn, establishes an emotional connection to all senses, whether the audience realizes it or not.

Kyle Blake likes plans. So far, they're pretty simple: Finish her senior year of high school, head off to a good college, find a cute boyfriend, graduate, get a good job, get married, the whole heterosexual shebang. Nothing is going to stand in the way of that plan. Not even Stella Lewis. Stella Lewis also has a plan: Finish her senior year as cheer captain, go to college, finally let herself flirt with (and maybe even date) a girl for the first time and go from there. Fate has other plans for Kyle and Stella when they're paired up in their AP English class.

When you hear the word style, you usually think of fashion. But there is much more to style than the clothes we wear. People are different and look at situations differently. These distinctions influence opinions and behaviors producing a variety of styles. Learning about your styles and the styles of others can increase happiness, generate success, and reduce conflict in your life. Discovering your personal style can help you understand why you do certain things, why you react in particular ways, and why others act the way they do.

Many people associate fashion with style and although it took me many years, I realized that they are two different things and serve different purposes. If you know anything about my company, Lady Stylistique, then you know that I see fashion as a money scheme and believe it hinders you from becoming the best version of yourself. I believe it is personal style that not only helps us better connect with ourselves, but it also helps us become the best version of ourselves, which you’ll see by the end of this book.

Personal style is incredibly important when it comes to how we feel about ourselves; it affects confidence, influence and reception. After all, most of the information we get about ourselves and other people is absorbed visually, and its impact cannot be underestimated. We should all be reinventing our personal style throughout our lives, and not just when there is a big change or a seismic event.

Some of the deepest questions of women's hearts are about beauty: an innate desire to decorate ourselves and our surroundings, and the struggle to feel beautiful. But these desires are often in direct conflict with values and beliefs that tell us fashion (or any form of creativity) is frivolous and vain, and may actually be a sin. Jeanette Johnson shares her personal journey and the stories of other women, examining how we can best explore our quest for beauty while still honoring our faith and personal values and being responsible consumers.

Do you want to be noticed by everyone? Do you like to be up and coming on the latest fashion trends? Do you struggle with what to wear or what not to wear and how to best accent your figure? Then this audiobook is for you! You'll be on your way to becoming your own fashionista as you listen to how to accent your body type, why choosing the right bra is important, and how shoes and other accessories can change a whole outfit.

Picking out attire from an entire wardrobe of clothes may be a hassle, especially when you haven't developed a personal style. With an array of shopping options and styles, it can become difficult to make a closet of modernized pieces that can fit any occasion. This book will guide you to shop better and make better choices to build your dream wardrobe. So let's get started!