It’s Not How Much You Study, How Hard You Work, Or How Brilliant You Are.

It actually comes down to what you’re wearing — on your feet! Okay, that may be a little bit of an exaggeration. Of course factors like studying and hard work contribute to success. But, you’d never guess how something as basic as socks play into the equation.

02 Wearing Crazy Socks Is Scientifically Proven to Make You More Successful Or At Least Have People Thinking You Are 1024x683 - The you know Socks You Wear Can Make You More Successful

Wearing brown socks with a black suit is seen as very taboo. But wearing bright green socks with little flamingos on them is something you are starting to see more men and women sporting. Not only will this bold fashion statement be turning a few heads, but it’s actually scientifically proven to make you more successful and confident.

Back in 2013, Harvard Business School did a survey on people’s opinions on nonconformist behaviors. After watching how people reacted to things such as people’s funky sneakers, stone washed jeans and other wacky and “unconventional” choice of fashion, the reaction was actually positive. Basically, it was concluded that nonconformist looks are associated with higher status and success.

When you step outside the box and walk to the beat of your own drum, people actually perceive you as courageous, strong and thus automatically more successful. When you don’t conform, you also feel more confident too, which actually increases your chances of success. So, if you’ve ever thought about wearing something crazy, or a little off beat like flamingo or watermelon socks, by all means go for it.

Be brave, science is here to back up your fashion choices.

http://www.asukumagazine.com/know-socks-wear-can-make-successful/

.

Which one again be socks? People wey no dey wear socks nko? Socks sucks jhare

Raphaelmary:
.

Baba ehn.. I taya o

I'm a lady and i want to be successful. Should i start putting on socks?

Interesting... I will start paying more attention to the socks I wear then I got my socks from here ("math socks").