The truth is, you’re a star. But the truth does not determine your career. Perception does. Because everyone judges.
Here are the ABC’s to securing a smoother sailing and solid career by improving others’ perception of us.
SWET bi-annual public image workshop UP YOUR IQ11 happened on 18 & 19 October, 2014. At the event, there were 4 participants who won the Magic Makeover Contest.
Vivian Ng decided to sign up for the 6-day Personalized Branding Series to further enhance her successful image. As a housewife, a mother and a businesswoman, she treats every learning session as an investment on herself.
This round at UP YOUR IQ 10, we have selected five winners instead of four. With the encouraging participation, we thought we will do more for everyone since the objective of this contest is to show that you don't have to break your bank account to look good.
By the end of the year, everyone is busy celebrating Christmas and preparing to usher in the new Lunar calendar. As we set foot into a new year, we will also begin to chart our New Year resolutions and goals.
Every season of UP YOUR IQ, the ever popular 2-day Image workshop, participants sent in their entries to Magic Makeover Contest. This round in UP YOUR IQ9, we've selected five winners.
Yvonne Choo and Evelyne Nabila Yeo, both at managerial level, realized the importance of image grooming. Upon graduating from the 6-day Personalized Branding Series (PBS), both enjoyed tremendous career advancement.
How to be a housewife and a star achiever, all at the same time? How about having goals and setting new business direction? Getting from one level to another is no easy task, but Irene found the transformation by changing her mindset and her image branding too.
Sharon, a PhD student at Monash University, used her Personal Branding Statement, which she learnt at PBS (6-day Personalized Branding Series) to successfully capture the attention of the delegates at a symposium in USA.
Once I attended a wedding dinner and I spotted a woman in red micro mini dress. She was slim and tall, her silhouette from top to toe was so enticing. I was envious of her killer curves. However, something caught my eyes, I noticed, to my horror, a VPL (Visible Panty Line).