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Originally Posted by Statikkk  Nice article.
The only point I disagree with is #10. I agree that spending time to groom yourself and look great for the day is important, but I don't think it has anything to do with how others perceive you.
I find when I've recently had a hair cut, I wear nice clothes and I take care of myself, I simply feel better throughout the day. I feel good about myself, I am more confident and I am a better and more honest communicator. Again, I think this is about the self, and not about others.
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It may be shallow, but first impressions are lasting impressions. Looking good, not only makes me feel good for myself, but I feel better when I know I am perceived positively by my peers. On the periphery of importance, looking good also may encourage others to do likewise.