After their success, the super-rich people in Silicon Valley in the United States tend to be casual about their daily necessities and clothes, even to a simple degree.
Why don't rich people pay attention to daily necessities and clothes?
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To sum up, successful people have capital and don't need to dress up to show themselves. If you haven't succeeded and are still in the rising stage, it is very important to pay attention to your dress.
Simplicity is the patent of the rich.
Whether a person's dress should be a suit and tie or simple and true seems to make sense. But everyone's role and situation are different, and they need to make different rational choices.
It is very important for young people who are on the rise to pay attention to their appearance. If they are not careless at this stage, the direct impact is that they may lose many opportunities for love and job hunting, and the intangible losses are even more incalculable. Appropriate clothes are a positive signal to others, indicating that you are not a casual person.
Teacher Wan Weigang's "Elite Day Class" talks about the problem of dress from another angle, which is summarized as follows for teacher Wu Jun's reference.
Ordinary people need formal and decent clothes, which is a signal to the outside world: I am positive and confident. The rich have no such demand, and there is no need to show their value and status through clothing, so they release a counter-signal: I don't need any proof, and you should also see my status.
Different interpretation angles inspire individuals the same: each situation has different choices; Pay attention to dress during the development period and release positive signals.