_eukj

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   by _eukj 4y ago

   I can see and understand that. But I and others have also mentioned the more direct approach of getting specialists in various areas (trainer, stylist, interior designer, etc.), which also adjusts the incentives towards the client rather th
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   by _eukj 4y ago

   Maybe so, but I sort of get the feeling that I do get what an image consultant does, unless you have some more context of what you're looking for or what image consultants do. It's just that my opinion differs. I would also wage
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   by _eukj 4y ago

   > A trainer is also worthless unless you know what you're training for. Are you training for a marathon? Power lifting? Tennis? Body building? What are you training for? Why do you need someone to tell you that? It sounds like you
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   by _eukj 4y ago

   There's not a lot of context here, but I have to wonder: why not just get a good primary care doctor and a therapist? Their advice and coaching will be foundational rather than superficial. Good physical and mental health along with em