What to say in your intro? Share where you're from, your reason for joining, perhaps your favorite fragrance, watch or a picture of you dressed sharp! It's a small action, but a HUGE step in you getting value from this community becasue you go from being a lurker to an ACTIVE member. In fact men that introduce themselves are 10X more likely to the actions to becoming their best selves. Bonus Point - By introducing yourself you're guaranteed to level-up. Seriously, you'll get at least 5-20 likes/points (oftentimes more) which will move you to level 2 and possibly level 3. And just like that you have access to more of this community!

No matter how hard you try… You’re going to fail. Not once. A lot. It happens to everyone. Most people never even start because they’re afraid of it. Others try once… fail… and quit. Very few people understand the truth: Failure is part of the deal. You don’t get to win without it. You take the lesson. You adjust. You get back up. And you don’t make the same mistake twice. Do that over and over again… And nobody can stop you from winning. Refuse to accept it… And you’ll waste your potential… …while blaming everyone else for why you didn’t make it. ~ Andy Frisella

I find most of the videos by the so called Okey person to be very informative. I think he is pretty knowledgeable about suits and is a very skillful cloth designer. He runs a bespoke tailoring company. Since he predominantly talks about and sells suits, this information could be very useful to a lot of men in this community. https://askokey.com/shop/mtm. Let me know if this is the case. PS: Please. This is not a promotion of any kind. Just some sharing with like-minded people. Suits fascinate me although I don't wear (or own) them due to my lifestyle and a perennial tropical weather at my place.

Today is a good day. Today is an epic step forward for my company. I can't wait to get going! I've had my AI tool create the write up in a bit of a different way, especially since I have been able to use it to generate outfits again. I like the way it summarizes the logic of the outfit. Dress Shirt: Charles Tyrwhitt Mid Blue/Cream Prince of Wales Check (DS-042) - A sophisticated mid-blue and cream Prince of Wales check in a classic point collar with barrel cuffs - Non-iron cotton with excellent drape - The check pattern adds visual interest while remaining boardroom-appropriate Slacks: Ralph Lauren Mid Gray Basket Weave (SL-021) - Wool slacks in a refined basket weave texture - Mid gray with subtle light blue accent creates depth - Clean, flat-front silhouette with proper break Vest: Charles Tyrwhitt Indigo Blue Sharkskin (VWC-002) - Wool sharkskin pattern in indigo blue - 5-button single-breasted design - Bridges the shirt and slacks while adding a layer of formality Tie: Ralph Lauren Summer Sand/Truffle Prince of Wales Check Wool (NT-039) - Wool tie in summer sand with truffle accents - Prince of Wales check complements (not matches) the shirt pattern - Different scale and color temperature creates sophisticated pattern mixing 👞 ACCESSORIES Shoes: Allen Edmonds Cap Toe Oxford in Chocolate Brown (DSh-007) - Goodyear welted American craftsmanship - Classic cap toe design in rich chocolate brown - Leather sole with proper formality for external meetings Belt: Brown Leather (B-012) - Coordinates with the chocolate brown shoes - Clean, understated design Socks: Brown with Bright Blue Shadow Stripe (DSo-073) - The blue stripe echoes the shirt and vest tones - Brown base ties to the shoe/belt combination Tie Bar: Gold Shimmering Triangles (TA-009) - Adds a touch of metallic warmth - Geometric texture complements the pattern mixing Watch: Fossil Pearson Multifunction (W-005) - Hunter green dial with brown leather strap - Day/date/24-hour subdials for functionality - The brown strap coordinates with the accessory family