These days, everyone has a personal brand—whether they’ve shaped it with intention or let it form on its own. A scattered mix of old selfies, security badge photos, and random snapshots sends a message. Just not one you control.

I’ve always been deliberate about how I present myself. A blazer over a black t-shirt, black jeans instead of blue—small choices, but they set a tone. More than once, colleagues and clients have commented on how I show up. “Looking dapper as ever,” a client once said. Another time, a mentor glanced at my blazer and muttered, “I should get a jacket like that.”

Presentation shapes expectation. People see you through the frame you give them. A strong headshot does the same—it signals who you are, what you bring to the table, how seriously you take yourself, and how seriously they should take you.

If you’re considering your next career step—whether that’s a new role, a promotion, or simply showing up with more confidence—how you present yourself sets the tone before a single conversation happens. A well-crafted headshot, paired with a consistent personal brand, tells people you bring more to the table than what’s on your resume. It’s not about dressing up or being someone you’re not; it’s about aligning how you’re seen with who you really are.

Gone are the days when a quick phone selfie was enough. Today’s professionals understand that how you present yourself influences how people engage with you. Your headshot isn’t just an image—it’s a tool that works alongside your skills, your experience, and your presence.

If this has been on your mind and you’re exploring options, take the time you need. When you’re ready, follow this link to my booking page, where you’ll find everything you need to make the process seamless.