2020 has been full of challenges and fears. It has also brought a new way of working to many people - with the introduction of Zoom video calls, and work from home, many people found their work life turned upside down. I like to think of myself as an adaptable person, but I also struggled this year with all the changes that happened. I have always loved fashion - but over the weeks that I started to work from home, I found myself wearing leggings and yoga gear far too often. When I had to go into the office, I would wear “work attire” and instantly feel more professional and polished. Over the summer, I had been watching LinkedIn posts from New York stylist, Melanie Lippman. I eventually joined her “Stand Out Style” group (which is made up of female lawyers from across North America) - this group fundamentally changed my relationship with style. Not only did I learn so much about how to dress and take care of myself in this new environment, but I also got to connect with other female lawyers and start to break down some of the barriers to personal style that have been created in our profession over the years. If you are feeling stressed out about appearing on video, or have struggled with showcasing your personal style in a corporate setting, then this episode is for you!RESOURCES DISCUSSED ON THE EPISODE“How I built this” podcast: https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510313/how-i-built-this Melanie’s Stand Out Style Course: https://www.melanielippman.com/standoutstyleMORE FROM MELANIEWebsite: https://www.melanielippman.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/personalstylistmelanielippman/ Connect with me by email: [email protected] Instagram: @melanielippmanMORE FROM AMANDAThe Tax Chick Blog - https://taxchickca.wordpress.com;Connect with me by email: [email protected]: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-doucette-tep-83a9ab51/ Instagram: @tax.chick

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