Jung called it the persona: the face we show the world to fit in and belong. We all wear one. The trouble starts when we forget someone is underneath it. 🎭
The most important information on a team is often what nobody says out loud. A question that goes unasked. A mistake that gets hidden. Psychology calls the fix psychological safety.
“I could never wear that.”
In the fitting room, the question can shift from “Does this fit?” to “Can I see myself being this person?”
A little bolder. More visible.
That hesitation between “I like that” and “that’s not for someone like me” is where possibility exists.
Something can still fit your body and no longer feel like you. Our tastes can change as our lives change. I like the idea of leaving room for that, without needing to explain every choice.
We learn what looks “professional,” “flattering,” or “age-appropriate” long before we question who made those rules. Getting dressed can bring up a personal question: does this feel like me, or like who I’m expected to be?
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