Color



Color

This week’s blog is about color.  Okay, more specifically, it’s about how color affects us.

Color plays a role in our moods, how hungry we are, our buying patterns, and our creativity.

Madison Avenue (i.e. business) has been using color to its advantage for years.  These folks are aware that certain color combinations give a homey atmosphere – like a Cracker Barrel.  Other places use color along with lighting to create the mood in your mind. 

Shades of orange, yellow and green often inspire a person to get in touch with their artistic or creative side.  Avoid certain shades of red if you have a business otherwise you will be dealing with angry customers.   Dark blue, dark green, black and other dark shades give the impression that a business is hiding something.  However, a black colored car can give a buyer the sense of being important (possibly an executive).

Take the Color Quiz      http://colorquiz.com/

Go ahead, take a moment and take this quiz and learn about you and how color interacts with you.

Now that you have learned the power of color, how can you use color to your advantage?  Paint your office a cheery color and watch your creativity get “kicked up a notch.” 

Change the colors you wear to a meeting and notice the difference.

NOTE:  Ladies, if you are not aware of colors and what highlights your beauty – speak with a color analyst who can tell you whether you should stick to winter tones, summer tones, etc.  Learn your season and how it accentuates your beauty as it blends with your hair color and skin tone.

Color.  It can make a break a business deal.  Be aware of it.  Use it.  And, share it with friends, colleagues, coworkers and family.

Have a great week

Ron  

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