Looking Professional VS Being Professional ~ Audio Podcast Episode 32

Humble Mechanic Podcast

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Hi my name is Charles, and I am a professional mechanic. Having said that, I probably don’t really look all that professional. Does the way I look even matter? Today we are going to talk about being a professional vs looking professional. The two do not go hand in hand, meaning you can be one, and not the other. This is something I have dealt with my whole career, even before I was a mechanic.

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Join me as we discuss:

Why this came up today
Looking professional
Traditional professional
A uniform look
STOP DRAGGING YOUR FEET!(Didn’t talk much about it, but seriously)
Ideal of being professional
Being or acting professional
You CAN look however you want as a mechanic
There are still things you need to be read for
Be ready to get judged
10 Habits of Successful Technicians; Podcast Episode 23 ( think I said 27 in the show)
and more

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