E-book for women

E-book for men

DVDs

Greetings!

I'll be in Orlando and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida this month (Friday 19th - Wednesday 24th), so contact me if you would like to schedule a Total Image Makeover workshop and create a Dream Come True image for yourself.

To see what else I've been doing this month, go here to see photos.

Visit my blog to post your comments about Knicks coach, Isiah Thomas' image at court recently. Click on the provided link to see the interview of Sandy by Newsday.

The next Total Image Consultant Certification and DIPLOMA COURSE will be from Nov. 10 - 18. More details here.

A Dream-Come-True Image  For Dream-Come-True Results Nancy Hogg sells real estate in Hampton, Virginia. She knows that when it comes to buyers, everyone is looking for their special dream house, no matter what their price range is. They want Nancy to find it for them. Nancy tweaked her image so that a single glance would announce, "I can make your dreams come true because I specialize only in dream houses." How many major changes to Nancy's image can you detect? How sharp is your eye? Check your I.Q.(Image Quotient) here...

Where To See The Image Architect  Public Seminars/Workshops Sept. 8 - Keynote at Town Point Club, Norfolk, for U.S. Power Squadrons. Contact Irene Chamberlain for info at 804/560-0308. Sept. 6 - Sandy nominated for Small Business of the Year and honored at lunch of Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce. Sept. 27 - Sandy keynotes at City of Portsmouth event for entrepreneurial women. Contact Monique Bass for info at 757/383-8804. Sept. 29 - October 7 - Total Image Consultant Diploma Course in Norfolk, Virginia. More info here. October 13 - Workshop in - Boston, Massachusetts for Harvard University's yearly convention for the Harvard Undergraduate Women In Business organization. Contact Elizabeth Zhang for info at ejzhang@fas. harvard.edu.

Sandy heard on National Public Radio (NPR) Channel WHRV FM 89.5!  Dress To Impress Award winning radio host Cathy Lewis introduces her lunch hour call-in talk show Hear Say : "Generation Y is entering the workforce and a walk down the hallways of your workplace may leave you wondering if your younger co-workers realize they're at work rather than play. The White House has even released a reminder of the dress code there, warning tour groups and visitors that flip-flops, jeans, sneakers and other informal garments are unacceptable attire. And the fashion industry is seeking Congress' help in cracking down on counterfeits of coveted designer goods. We'll talk fashion with Sandy Dumont, The Image Architect on today's Hear Say , so call in with your take on proper apparel, designer imposters and dressing to impress..." Come here to listen to the interview and to find out how your Image Architect answers the questions of the listeners.