Videos

The Accident captures the sweet, playful and giggly personality of Gayle as a near 3 year old. She’s off with her mom to a grown-up tea party. Her life is suddenly changed by the physical and emotional scars left after a terrible accident.

This video will introduce you to me and my company, First Impressions, an image consulting firm for businesses and individuals.

Seeking new employment or a promotion? This video gives you an overview of the importance of your resume and cover letter as the first impression you provide to a prospective employer.

This video on etiquette gives a brief overview of the importance of understanding table etiquette and how it may impact the first impression you make, whether at a business function (lunch/dinner) or a more formal event. We are available to teach etiquette to all ages (girl scouts, boy scouts, family members, business associates and students of all ages). Contact us at www.firstimpressions1.com or 602-621-0042.

Analyzing your wardrobe can help you expand your closet by 2 or 3 times. Recycle and shop in your own closet. As women we only wear 20% of the clothes we own. We tend to put the same items together because that's our comfort level. Be creative. This video gives you a brief overview of ways to transform your wardrobe without necessarily spending more money.

It's easy to expand your wardrobe by accessorizing. You can update your outfits by interchanging scarves, shoes, purses and jewelry. This video gives you some suggestions. Contact us at www.firstimpressions1.com or 602-621-0042 for more information.

Are you a speaker or want to be on the circuit? This video provides tips on how to be successful whether you are speaking to a small group of colleagues or on a larger stage. You can reach us at www.firstimpressions1.com

What is the cultural climate where you work? Gossip can be detrimental. Information flow should be from the top down AND the bottom up.

Personal Power Expert and Life Coach Lori Diguardi interviews Gayle Petrillo, owner of First Impressions Image Consulting and Impact Fashion Show in Tucson. Committed to success in her life, she has worked through adversities and has an inspiring story to tell. Gayle Petrillo, MBA, has coached individuals and consulted with large and small companies for more than 25 years. She has held leadership positions in for-profit and non-profit organizations. Gayle works with others to ensure they fulfill their dreams and reach their full potential by making every First Impression count. In this interview Gayle shares surprising and intimate life experiences that supported her to lead with personal power and offers wisdom that will help you be a confident leader. To learn more about Gayle or to work with her go here: www.firstimpressions1.com Among her many quotes and advice, here are a few comments from this video: Don't be afraid to take on something new. Show and share your self confidence. Ask others for their expertise and advice. It's asking for help that boosts our confidence. I've always been of that mindset in health care and finance - not feeling threatened by hiring people who are smart and of different perspectives than I am. As women we tend to think we're expected to know everything. We need to ask for help and have the confidence to do so. Achieving my masters degree help gave me permission to have the self confidence. Two years ago I contracted Valley Fever. Two results were that I got asthma and I experienced significant hearing loss. At first I shut myself out of life on many levels where sounds and good hearing were necessary for have quality of life. A lot of my additional self confidence through my hearing aids. Going to movies was something I dreaded and now it's something I enjoy. Don't be vain.Get hearing aids. It will change your world. Collaboration is admitting that you can't do it alone. the more people who are in on a project, the better. Women think more broadly. Men think in little boxes. One aspect that helps me the most: my smile. You have the power to change someone's day. Share that smile with people. Three qualities I would recommend to others seeking success: 1. Honesty and Integrity - build rapport with people 2. Empathy - if we don't lead with emphathy and walk in someone else's shows, we are not strong leaders. - it's a necessity for women leaders - most men 3. Collaboration - Admitting we can't do it alone. Sharing your strength with others. The more people you have collaborating - the more you can be successful.

A presentation on How To Shop Your Closet to Expand Your Wardrobe by Two or Three Times. I demonstrate how mixing tops and bottoms you haven't worn together before and/or adding accessories including scarves, purses, shoes and more transforms your closet items, generates new outfits and transitions from season to season or size changes.