How to Get Optimal ROI From Your Style Investments

If you’re in any business or have done any form of investing, you’ve heard the term "ROI" - return on investment.

It’s what you get out of what you put in. It’s more than money. You can calculate ROI in regard to your time, relationships, labor, etc.

Some things are more challenging to get a return on and take a much longer time. For example, if you start going to the gym, you won’t get a massive return on that right away.  

If you want to get a great body, it’ll be a while before you get that return from your time. You have to put in months, maybe years at the gym, while meticulously counting calories if you want a shredded physique.

Some things are much easier to get a return on. Great clothing is one of the easiest returns on investment you can get.

Think about how easy it actually is. You put on a good item - you look better and more stylish. That’s it.

You can increase your attractiveness to others and your self-confidence in literally seconds by wearing the right stuff.

That’s a pretty incredible return.

Of course, the trouble is actually getting that clothing, making sure it fits, is high-quality, and works well for you.

But once you do, game over. You’ve made the investment once in good stuff, and all you need to do now is reap the rewards.

My team and I help you with that. We get you the clothes (and even help you choose the best hairstyle and grooming products) and put it all together for you so you don’t need to worry.

You just wear the clothes and get the return.



Check it out here.


And if you have questions, let’s talk about it on a quick call here. It’s free.


Hope that helps.

Patrick

Patrick Kenger

Patrick Kenger is an award-winning menswear stylist and the founder of PIVOT Image Consulting. For the past 10 years, he has worked to shape the personal styling industry for men, making style easy and efficient for men across the globe. You can find him regularly in the WSJ, NBC, CNN, Men’s Health, and more.

http://www.pivotimage.com
Next
Next

Why You Need a Personal Stylist