But that doesn’t mean you should dress like your going to the gym or – even worse -  just gotten out of bed.

Sure, I’ll admit, especially lately, I’ve been lax on this. If you read my ezine in the past few weeks you’ll notice I thought I had good reason: I’ve been in pain with some sort of back/knee issue for months.

But I’ve been noticing something… as my dress got more, well, sloppy, so did I. Things have fallen off my plate. I got a bit depressed and it’s been hard getting back on track.

So what did I do? I changed my wardrobe. Sure, it’s still comfortable. But now, it’s more work comfortable than work-at-home schlub. And the best thing? I have a better attitude, getting more done and happily doing what I can while injured.

Need to kick it up a notch in your work? Start with you!

And hey-want to check out what I think about Sarah Palin’s wardrobe and why it’s important (and not important)? Check out The Power Publicist.

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Dress for success