Episode #20: Your Appearance Matters – with Lizzie Edwards

June 14, 2019

This week I’m thrilled to bring you an interview with personal stylist, author and friend, Lizzie Edwards. Lizzie works with ambitious women who want to lead with authenticity and style. This episode is literally bursting with advice and insights to help you navigate the minefield that is what to wear at work to reflect who you are, the role you have (or would like to have) and the value you bring. We discuss the importance of investing in your appearance, the mistakes women need to take extra care to avoid, and the connection between confidence and clothes. Lizzie is the author of Look Like The Leader You Are, a book I highly recommend to anyone who wants to feel fabulous about themselves, look great and lead with confidence. Please enjoy.

Reach out to Lizzie:

Website lizzieedwards.com

Email hello@lizzieedwards.com

Twitter @lizzieedwardsuk

Buy Lizzie’s book: Look Like The Leader You Are

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