Stilettos or Not in the Office?

What do you think about stilettos in the office?

My vote is to wear them and wear them well! Who says that I have to wear a one inch kitten heel to work and that's the epitome of professionalism? I say, to each it's own. Some women can rock a kitten heel, while on others wearing a kitten heel would be disastrous. While we must maintain a certain level of professionalism when determining what to wear to the office, I just think that your shoe selection is where you have the most flexibility to express yourself. There is nothing more boring than sitting in a meeting with a bunch of blue suits and white shirts. Ugh. As most people drift away and lose focus during boring meetings, (like me) I'll check out the shoe game in the room!

Wear your stilettos and be proud! If you have to compromise and wear the boring blue suit, at least make your soul happy and put on the stilettos!

I love this movement: Leaders In Heels, By: Kasia Gospos.

Check out the Leaders in Heels Manifesto here: https://leadersinheels.com/

Leaders in Heels

By: Kasia Gospos

Leaders in Heels are extraordinary women.

Leaders in Heels are passionate.

We are energetic and curious. We love life and actively craft it to create happiness and reach our dreams.

Leaders in Heels are creative.

We celebrate individuality. We are the change agents. The trailblazers. We have a desire to advance culture and create a new reality.

Leaders in Heels are innovative.

We embrace technology and a new way of thinking to create, connect and push society forward. We are shaping the way we live, work and play.

Leaders in Heels are confident.

We know who we are. We’re not afraid to be ourselves. We don’t follow trends; we create them.

Leaders in Heels are determined.

We are focused and persistent. We push through fears to make our dreams reality. Failure is just a pathway to success.

Leaders in Heels are kind.

We are ambitious and driven and we use our power to empower others. Together we can shake the world.

Make your mark,

Be a Leader in Heels