Book Description
Sheery Maysonave puts an end to the confusion that surrounds casual attire in the workplace and social invitations requesting casual dress. In this groundbreaking book, she decodes the confusing catchall term "casual." For varied occasions, Sherry explains and clarifies two primary questions: 1) How dressed down is too casual? 2) How dressed up is not casual enough?
Using fascinating case studies, Sherry exposes the personal saboteur that works behind the scenes to undermine success. Personifying this conniving part of the human psyche, she introduces McSly, a friendly monster that seduces you into making choices that can disempower you. Sherry and McSly use real-life situations to show you exactly what casual apparel and what nonverbal communications sabotage or empower you and your career goals.
Sherry gives you key strategies for powering up your nonverbal communications and for taking control of your image. Using her expert tips, you can dress down with flair and confidence. Sherry's painless shopping strategies show you how to quickly examine clothing store inventories to find those garments that are empowering to you. Her secrets on creating wardrobe miracles are refreshing and exciting.
Sherry Maysonave brings needed clarity, sophistication, and wit to all dress-down issues in today's workplace. This inspiring, humorous, visually-rich book is the millennium's "How-To-Dress-Down-For-Success" bible. Log on to www.casualpower.com and find out how to enhance your personal power even more!
About the author
Her clients include business professionals from a variety of industries, nationally-known political figures, writers, university professors, seminar leaders, and entertainers. Sherry's corporate clients range from international companies in technology, finance, advertising, law, real estate, and retail to insurance and health-care corporations. Observing massive confusion surrounding casual attire in the workplace, and innundated with pleas for advice, Sherry wrote Casual Power: How To Power Up Your Nonverbal Communications and Dress Down for Success.
Sherry has global experience as a communication-image consultant, including work in Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, London, Los Angeles, New York, Paris, San Francisco, and Sydney. Travelling extensively, she studies the nuances of regional attire in her business pursuits on a worldwide basis.
