Get a sneak peek of this month’s Dressing Your Truth Club Night to be held May 19.
As May is the month we celebrate moms, we are featuring mothers and daughters who Dress Their Truth. In this video you will meet a Type 1, bright, animated mom with her 3 (yes, 3!), Type 4, bold, striking daughters!
You can join the Dressing Your Truth revolution by going to http://www.dressingyourtruth.com.
Our goal is to support millions of women who are opening up to the truth about their inner and outer beauty. Club Night is just one of the many, many resources to support you in this awesome experience. When you become a Club Member you have access to hours and hours of online video trainings to teach you how to become your own beauty expert, with everything from clothes, makeup, hairstyles, accessories and more.
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May 11th, 2011 at 6:50 am
I can so relate to the mom in this video. I have 4 type 4 children, 2 of them are girls. My husband is also type 4. I and my oldest son are type 2/1′s. I have felt so lost in a lot of ways, feeling they didn’t ‘appreciate’ me. I love energy profiling, my girl’s know they don’t have to be type 2, and giving myself permission to be me, provides some much needed balance to our family. One of my type 4 sons recently took something I said in a very literal way, and made a joke of it. Before EP, I would have been hurt by it, but realizing his true nature, I was able to go along with it,, and, actually, he was right!!!
May 12th, 2011 at 7:16 am
Loved this video! I am a type 4 and I was floored by the dramatic differences between the 3 sisters, not only their current look but their before pictures are some of the most dramatic changes of any I have seen. Emily’s style makes sense to me. I like balance, but simplicity is even more important to me. I would chose no ring at all before I would add a second. My bold statements tend to take place on my face with eyeglass frames (red). I am looking to embrace my boldness even further by eventually chopping off my gobs of long hair. You 3 lovely ladies are reminding me how much I want it off! FYI: I am growing my hair out for Locks of Love, I had short hair like Emily once before, but it was all wrong at the time. My energy balance was all over the place and I can see it in the photos taken during that time. To keep from going insane with my bulky hair I wear it in a pony about 99% of the time. One final note: I would LOVE to come for a club night, or in person sort of event. I can only imagine what fun you all have. I feel I am truly missing out on valuable experiences and learning by not being a member yet. I took advantage of the $1 sample recently and realize it will be a great investment when I take the plunge.
May 12th, 2011 at 2:47 pm
Suzanne,
Thanks for your kind words. My sisters and I are ever glad we “took the plunge” and invested in knowing and living our truth. As I said in the video, knowing my T4 truth turned my life from night to day in a very literal way. I encourage all my friends and others who may be curious or leaning towards becoming a DYT member to do it! When it’s your time and your ready, and your comments are leading me to think you may be, then I believe you can experience all of the fabulous changes that many of us DYT’ers have undergone. And, I hope to have the priviledge to meet you some time at Club Night. They are a blast!
May 12th, 2011 at 12:30 pm
I have been waiting to see this video of my families transformation. I live in the Seattle area and haven’t been able to see my lovely mom and sisters, in person, since we have all have dressed our truth. You all vibrate your true nature so beautifully! It was fun to watch your movement throughout the duration of the video. You all were sitting in oreder of age and movement. Lol mom was all over and Renee was the buziest of you t4′s. I love you all and can’t wait to reach our potenial together as a family dressing our truth.
May 12th, 2011 at 2:41 pm
HI Becky, you have a great family, thanks for your comment!
May 12th, 2011 at 2:43 pm
Oh Becky, I wish you could’ve been in this video with us! You could’ve lent more T1 power to the mix! I’m so glad you will be able to come to the Celebrate Your Beauty 2011 Event in August!!!!
May 12th, 2011 at 10:07 pm
living the dream!!!! I need to somehow brain wash my family into doing dressing you truth. I need to get them addicted to this!!!! Great video guys. FYI- Holy crap you are all HOT! As my husband would say, ” Your a Haughty taughty with a naughty body!!” Great Job!!!
May 14th, 2011 at 3:52 pm
I grew up surrounded by a type 1 mother, a type 2 grandmother and aunt, and two type 3 aunts. Growing up, i had a hard time getting to love myself as i am, i was convinced my way was too boring and structured, and i longed to be like my mom- so I spent most of my life pretending i was a type 1… But that has been so hard, and it would drain me emotionally and physically. Now i understand why i used to overwhelm my very type 2 grandmother (she once told me I’d never marry- no man would ever put up with my boldness- but i was happy to prove her wrong), and why my need of solitude and order could be seen as being impolite by my type 3 aunts, who are always on the move. Growing up, when i see my pictures, i can see the very type 1 clothes my mom dressed me in- i think i looked like a clown with all those colors, and by the time i was a teenager, i wanted to be like my very driven type 3 aunts (one of them taught herself to drive when she couldn’t find anyone to teach her) and started copying their style. But even though people complimented my clothes, i don’t remember getting any comments directed at me. So i thought there must be something wrong with my body
and for the next ten years or so refused to go shopping unless strictly necessary.
It took me a while to get to the realization that it would be a sound investment to buy this course. To tell you the truth, i doubted anyone could tell me what to do, specially someone I’ve never met, when my closest family couldn’t figure me out (when not even I could figure me out). But the more i see of it, the more i like it. I’ve been saving, it’s going to be a while- but I’ll get there soon
Thanks a lot!
Julia (type 4/1)
May 16th, 2011 at 4:57 pm
Thanks for this! I love this family!
May 18th, 2011 at 6:21 pm
To Julia, I see many of my own experiences growing up reflected in your story. I struggled for years to understand myself and finally (!) I do! I discovered DYT just three months ago and in such a short time I’ve felt so much clarity and oneness with myself. It’s better than any therapy I’ve previously undertaken– and as a kid my mom, well intentioned of course, would take me to various therapists to figure out what was wrong with me. What was wrong? Nothing. I’m a T4 and my mom is a T1. We’re just opposites and you can see in the video that we get a long great now. But my bottom line is that in knowing myself and accepting and being in tune with myself is the most amazing part of DYT for me. And I’m so excited for you to come to that for yourself. It’s so worth it!
Renée
T4/1
August 15th, 2011 at 1:58 pm
Love love LOVE!! I love seeing the variations of T4!. Perhaps I don’t like being told I have to be one way or another with my own T4ness, but I love that all four of you have rocked your own selves and made it your own.
The before and afters are amazingly dramatic and stu-NNNING!
Thank you so much for sharing your moments, and I hope to see more of the interactions between you all, how you handle each other’s strengths and how you handle your mom’s differences.
I find as a T4 many of my friends are either also T4 or T1 and I tend to respect the T4s cause they throw it all right back at me,, and I love the T1s cause they help me bring out the joy inside of me.
Thank you thank you!
Danielle