Make It You
The Make It You Podcast: Simplify Your Life, Elevate Your Style, and Thrive
Busy professionals and entrepreneurs—this one’s for you. The Make It You Podcast is your go-to space for simplifying life, refining your personal style, and making confident decisions that help you show up as your most powerful self.
Hosted by Tannya Bernadette, a personal stylist and entrepreneur with 15+ years of experience, this podcast dives into the real challenges and wins of professionals who juggle success, personal growth, and a busy schedule.
From streamlining your wardrobe to money mindset, networking, leadership, and business growth—we cover it all. Because when you're building your career (and your life), every decision matters.
Expect practical tips, real conversations, and expert insights that help you save time, eliminate decision fatigue, and step into the next level of your success with ease and confidence.
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Make It You
Why The Way you Shop ISN'T Working For You
FREE WEBINAR How to Shop with Success, Join me https://my.demio.com/ref/r47iGzGQlbRMN384
Without knowing it, you are actually in a cycle of shopping that you might not realize because it’s done out of habit. The average person first is attracted to a color before anything else. We can put that one to the test easily! Is there a color you can think of right now that is taking over your closet? It’s totally true! Mine is beige, I love a good beige, neutral. I love the elegance of it, how it looks against my skin color and I can pair it with all pinks, blacks, whites and lavenders in my closet.
Depending on how much of that color you have in your closet, now that you’re aware of this, you might want to go towards finding other colors to add to your wardrobe. Knowing our shopping patterns is so helpful in the process of finding what you need to purchase.
If you are stuck in a shopping pattern, you get stuck in a style that doesn’t serve you anymore. Once you’re aware of your shopping pattern, you can try something different or catch yourself when you’re about to fall into the pattern again.