The Level Up Formula Style Series {Part 4}
The Level Up Formula 5-Part Style Series is back!
This week we’re tackling Step 4: Do The Work.
The definition of work is “activity involving mental or physical effort done to achieve a purpose or result.”
But most people interpret work as being “grueling, painful, or stressful” – but guess what? It doesn’t have to be.
I hate to break it to you, but most things worth having involve some degree of work – relationships, business, and even your wardrobe.
Having great style takes work
The inner work, the Pinterest boards, mood board, shopping, styling, and maintaining your look takes WORK.
Instead of getting annoyed or frustrated with the work, why don’t you embrace it?
Make it fun, make it flow, and visualize how sweet your life will be when you nail this area of your life. The increased confidence, the self-respect, and the example you’ll be to those around you.
As a result of doing the work, my clients have increased their income, improved their sex lives, come out of their shells, and upgraded their social circles.
This leveling up business is powerful stuff.
After you watch today’s video, I want to know if you’re WILLING to put in the work? I also want to know what part of the “work” and the concept of leveling up scares you?
Let’s level up our style and our lives together!
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I think it’s a fear of entering the competition. Each time I’ve stepped into my true style I have gotten eye rolls from people I don’t even know and competitive comments from people I thought were friends. It’s like walking through a portal and entering a kingdom that belongs to you but you have to fight the current Queen to get your crown. I know that’s a silly example but in this case, it’s the only one that really defines what it’s like to experience underhanded attacks from other people just for being your true self. Each time I make an effort to level up I am met with envious vibes and so I just return back to the invisible me because it’s not so” shady” down there.