Since you need an “edge” in your home business to compete with others in the same field and to convince clients they need your service or products, make sure you’re one notch above your competition.  This includes how you look and act.
Think “professional” at all times.
Granted, if you’re not meeting anyone, perhaps you can work awhile in your jammies or your sloppy clothes.  However, even when making phone calls and projecting yourself as a professional, you’ll come across better if you’re dressed as though going to the office.
When meeting people, whether for business appointments or because you have a walk-in business …read more

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Some people like to work in sweats, jammies, or ragged jeans in their home business and say it makes no difference in the quality of their work.  Others consider dressing, if not in business attire, at least in something professional a way to develop an achiever’s mindset and better work attitude.
Jim Gordon, at Boss Hatch, gives his opinion at My Beef Against Formal Business Attire.
Of course, it will make a difference whether you’re operating totally via the Internet and don’t see your customers/clients or whether you have a shop where customers stop by.
What do you think about attire for your home …read more