https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vfw9zsHLU2s Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jukxImvFdWQ

So this is my travel uniform when I fly for business. Any advice on improving this uniform while still achieving the simplicity, space-saving, and visual objectives stated below? Ex. I’m thinking of adding dark brown shirts to the mix in fall/winter for a little warmth and variety. Thank you in advance, oh Brotherhood of Style. The jacket alternates between a navy blazer, this navy sport coat, and a light grey, cotton sport coat. In warmer weather, I substitute the medium blue or black button down with a navy or black polo. Always dark wash denim pants. Pocket square rotates based on the jacket and shirt. Boots in fall/winter, loafers in spring/summer. I gravitate toward a monochrome look because 1) I’m vertically compact, and 2) dark colors hold up better while traveling. I never check a bag so this uniform allows me to deal with temperature changes en route, have the jacket ready for business casual receptions, and pack only a suit for business dinners. When I get to my destination, I’ll usually replace the dark shirt and jeans with grey trousers, a light blue/white button down m, and a tie for business casual meetings. Having a travel uniform keeps decision making to a minimum, helps me pack quickly and not forget things, and maximizes use per article.

For a long time, I kept telling myself I was working on my business but if I’m being honest, I was mostly just buying courses and watching videos. Every new program felt like hope. Every unfinished one added a little more frustration. I remember sitting at my desk one night after buying yet another course and feeling completely overwhelmed, oo many strategies, too many opinions, no real progress and that was the moment it hit me, nothing was going to change until I actually committed to one direction and took responsibility for the outcome. So I stopped looking for the next shortcut. I picked one model, blocked out the noise and showed up every day, even when I felt unsure. It wasn’t instant. But it was real . Fast forward to now and I’m consistently earning over $6k a week from the same business I used to feel stuck in. No magic trick just focus discipline and finally trusting myself to figure it out. Sharing this as a win but also as a reminder, sometimes the upgrade isn’t a new strategy… it’s deciding to stand on your own two feet.

Well, here is another collaboration I have just secured. Apparently, my Instagram posts are hitting the right spot. OTAA are now going to boost some of the posts that I tag them in or use a product of theirs in. Lucky, I got quite a few OTAA things, and they gave me $300 Store Credit to get more. If you use the code DAPPERCHAD10, you will get 10% off your order, and apparently I get 20% of whatever is spent using the code. I have had my Insta account for quite a while now; however, it was only in the past 12 months that I started getting approached to do Colabs. First was Sparrods & Co with some free Chelsea Boots. About 3 weeks ago, I was approached by Yiume to collaborate on their products, with the following code for 10% off. (CS10) Now, OTAA has a Colab on their entire catalogue. I mean, I have been wearing their ties, Lapel Pins, Socks and Tie Bars for a few years now. With this code, though, it's next level, everyone gets 10% off, and somehow the deal is I get 20% of whatever people spend. (DAPPERCHAD10)