Mar 31, 2014
Today’s Guest
I first met today's guest via the fabulous Catherine Watkin, who we discuss in this episode. I really love Helen's approach to style, and how she works to help women find their own true style, rather than arbitrarily assigning them one. She's got a very holistic five step approach to what she does, and we discuss this in the episode.
For twelve years, Helen Reynolds has been helping people to improve their professional image and personal confidence.
She has a degree in Business Administration and languages, and worked for many years in a corporate environment for The National Magazine Company (now Hearst Magazines) working on brands such as Harpers Bazaar, Country Living, Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan. She undertook her image analysis training with Carol Goodsman of Image Professional and set up her first image business, StyleStep, in 2009.
After helping hundreds of women to make changes to their image, she spotted a need for a discreet, personal, in-depth service for busy business women who need the stress taken out of their wardrobe management. She then re-branded and now operates under her own name, offering an exclusive high-end service.
Helen offers her services to successful female business owners that have neither the time nor the confidence to shop for clothes. She helps them to build a wardrobe full of fabulous clothes that they look forward to wearing and that make them feel great. This makes it easier for them to attract the right kind of people into their lives and businesses.
Her motivation comes from seeing the great changes in confidence in her clients. When they wear clothes that “love them back”, they walk tall and exude confidence.
What You’ll Learn
- Helen's five step system to style.
- How finding your style can actually help your business grow.
- Did you know that clothes can love you back? Learn what this means.
- How to find the right image consultant for you.
- One easy action step you can take away to feel better TODAY about your style.
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