In this episode you will hear about how Bree Jacoby started, networking effectively, finding people's pain points, and describing your value to others

"The Best High-fashion Personal Shopper Services. A quick glance at Bree Jacoby's breezy, stylish personal shopping website will show that she and her team take the task seriously."

The Purge: Cleaning Out Your Closet Is The Coping Mechanism for 2021. “Clients are looking to me and my team to help navigate them through this ‘new normal,’” says Jacoby. “It can be easy to slip into this cycle of wearing the same pair of sweats and feeling completely uninspired and mundane. We step in to make sure they feel like their best, elevated selves.”

Miniature purses and bags flooded the style scene in 2020. But personal stylist Bree Jacoby told Insider that they won't have a place on runways in 2021.

"Work for someone like Bree Jacoby, who is working to build out her membership-based personal styling startup with a growing team of stylists."

"Here is what Billionaires Actually Give Each Other As Gifts. Down a few class pegs, denizens of merely 1 percent level might consider buying a friend a "closet edit" from Bree Jacoby, a luxury personal shopping and stylist service that will dispatch an expert to your home to go through your wardrobe for the low price of just $1,000"

“Bree has taken her combined love for growing retail companies and styling to new heights by creating a one of a kind membership based styling service for people who do not want to shop. She fiercely believes her clients shouldn’t have to think about how to dress.”

"BREE JACOBY is changing the future of retail."

"BREE JACOBY is #BossBabe, fashionista, and stylist. She knows what it takes to be a stylist."

"Bree Jacoby is changing how people shop."

Bree Jacoby, founder of personal styling firm, Bree Jacoby, counts Tom Ford's Vanille Tobacco amongst her top colognes, traditionally marketed to men. "[The scent] reminds me that I am a confident woman who doesn’t play by the rules. I can and will be whoever I want to be. Plus, it’s only right I choose a masculine scent to complement my oversized men’s vintage blazer."

"Jane is talking to Bree Jacoby a professional who will have you dressing for success whether you’ve just graduated and are looking for work, or are just wanting to move ahead."

We always ask the question before styling our members, “How much of your wardrobe would you say you wear?” Most of the responses we get are: 20% or less. Now, it’s become around 10% to 15%, because most people are wondering, “Where am I going to wear these clothes? I already have a closet full of stuff I don’t love.”