Do you know how long you have to make a good first impression?

Seven seconds.

Your personal image is the first thing that other people see, and before you even get a chance to open your mouth and say "hi," you will be judged on everything from your competence about a job, to your intelligence, to whether or not they will want to date you, solely by how you choose to present yourself. Image is a huge deal, both personally and professionally. And what I do for a living outside of Simbi is help people get the absolute best results that they can, in both their personal and professional lives.

Do you find it difficult to get reliable advice about what looks best for you? Do the people close to you tell you what they think you want to hear, or perhaps try to subtly sabotage you so that you don't make them look bad? Or do you just spend waaay too much time trying to decide for yourself, and would like some objective help? It doesn't matter if this is for personal appearances, dressing for a major job interview, your next date, or speaking on stage at an event... I've got you covered.

★★★Your Investment★★★
I'm offering three different packages...

10 Simbi (1 Unit): I will look over a series of images that you send me, and give you some *basic* feedback about whether or not it works for you and why. The limit here is one outfit or style evaluation, or one comparison between two different things.

20 Simbi (2 Units): Same as above, only I will give you more in depth information. This might include using color psychology, adjusting your posture or non-verbal communication issues, covering gender and cultural issues, and teaching you a little bit about what works/doesn't for you based on your physical appearances.

50 Simbi (5 Units): I will sit down with you for ~30 minutes and go over as much as we can cover. This can be done either via Simbi chat and images, or thought video chat with something like ZOOM.

★IMPORTANT★: Keep it clean and professional. This service is meant to help you succeed socially and professionally, not to turn into an exhibition show.