Mel Robbins argues that getting dressed intentionally shapes your entire day. Treating clothes like brushing your teeth—a non-negotiable habit—reinforces that you matter and changes how you show up in rooms and the story you tell the world.
Your life will change when you start to see what you wear as a means to embody your best self every single day. When you start to believe and embody the idea that you matter and that how you enter a room and how you live energetically all day long will not only serve the story of who you are and why you're here, but it will, it will impact everybody. It's, it's the possibility itself is limitless.
You think that's possible based on changing how we get dressed in the morning?
I think, like, you become the change that you see as possible in yourself. You learn to wear the change you want to see in the world. And the whole thing with embodiment, like, people, they look at clothes as luxury and it's not. Like, we all have to get dressed in the morning the same way we have to brush our teeth. Fashion is not something that's frivolous. Most of us have to get dressed every day. So why would you not get intentional about it? Because it's a means to arm yourself to tell the story that you want to tell to the world of who you are every day. And how you spend your days is how you're remembered. And it's like the legacy you leave behind.
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