Why Wearing the Wrong Colors Is Keeping You Invisible (And How to Fix It)
About this episode
Christie Ressel discusses how wearing the wrong colors can affect women's confidence and visibility, revealing the psychological and biological impacts of color choices.
Why do so many ambitious women feel muted, washed out, or invisible—even when they're well-dressed and confident? The answer isn't about style, effort, or taste. It's about colour. In this episode, Christie reveals the hidden psychology, biology, and energetics of color—and why wearing the wrong palette quietly erodes confidence, drains your energy, and keeps you playing small without you even realizing it. You'll discover: Why black isn't always "slimming" (and what it's actually doing to your face and energy) The biological reason certain colours make you look tired, aged, or heavy—even when nothing is technically wrong How colour affects first impressions within 90 seconds (and why up to 90% of snap judgments are influenced by color alone) Why the average woman only wears 20% of her wardrobe—and how color misalignment is the hidden culprit Why women naturally embrace color as they step into their power (and what that shift reveals about confidence) How guessing with color costs you thousands in unworn clothes, wasted time, and lost confidence Why color analysis is the foundation of an effortless wardrobe—not a luxury add-on The energetic truth about color and why certain…
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