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Looking Good and Feeling Confident

Saturday, 20th November 2010 at myhotel, Bloomsbury,
London WC1
Time 10.00am to 5.00pm.  

In our youth focused culture it's easy for our feelings of self worth to be knocked.  We stop feeling attractive, useful, valuable and interesting, and we suddenly imagine we're the opposite. Nothing could be further from the truth!  You just need to dust down your skills and start exuding confidence.  As soon as you do that you'll feel great.
If you've found yourself wondering 'Who's that in my mirror?'..... Then come and find out how to look good at 45+ without surgery! 

• Feel confident about how you look

• Change the way you feel on the inside and watch the outside change too

• Revitalise your mind and body 

• Be creative with your wardrobe

• Get tips on the best things to wear from underwear to coats!

• Exude confidence

• Look and feel fantastic!

Your clothing is your most intimate and personal possession so it pays to get it right. What suits your best friend does not always best suit you. Being authentic in your choices will bring its own rewards as shopping becomes easier, self confidence increases and there’ll be no more expensive mistakes lurking in your wardrobe. From now on dressing will be a real pleasure, and not a chore.

Facilitated by Keren Smedley, director of Experience Matters Ltd, a leading life coach and author of 'Who's That Woman in the Mirror? The Art of Ageing Gracefully' and 'Who's That Sleeping in my Bed? The Art of Relationships for Grown-ups'

Sue Donnelly, is a Past President of the International Federation of Image Consultants and a qualified Image Coach on both sides of the Atlantic. She has a wide experience of working with people as a corporate facilitator, an image trainer and a personal coach. She has been featured in many national magazines and newspapers and is the author of 4 books. Sue has the skills and the passion to help men and women present themselves in an authentic and positive way so they can achieve their individual goals.