Hi Sally! I LOVE the DYT program, and have gained so much from it. I certainly had to look at my own prejudices in order to embrace the program. I’m SO glad I did. Thank you for your kind words! 🙂

Hi Kathye, Yay! So glad that you found the system. I think it’s awesome that you knew yourself so well that your closet was already full of T4 clothes. That was not the case for me, but now it is. I love the image of the orange with turquoise – so cool! I’m about to get a streak of deep bright red in my hair – can’t wait. I already know it will look awesome. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. 🙂 XOZ

Hi Penny,

I felt the same way you did about fashion seeming shallow. I had never been interested in any program that would tell me how to dress. (Of course, being a Type 4 probably also had something to do with that!) But I love that Dressing Your Truth combines energy and personality into how we express ourselves with our clothes. And, like you, I also find it helpful as a way to understand others.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for your comment! 🙂

XOZ

Hi Rainy!

Thank you so much for visiting and sharing. I’m glad that you went against your usually-not-one-to-respond tendency. 🙂

I love hearing about your process. And I love knowing that DYT is helping you in your work with kids and people in general. So cool!

My experience with DYT is that it has made me more at ease in the world – both internally and externally. I love that the system includes information both on our personality AND the optimal form of style. I continue to be grateful for Carol Tuttle and her work.

Best of luck to you as well!!

XOZ

Didn’t read all the posts here, but read several. It would be more typical of me not to respond, but I’m going to. I just discovered DYT about 3 months ago, thought I was a 2 for sure and have been trying to live it. Finally realized I’m a 4/2. Wow! Life changing. I’ve always thought pastels and flowing, feminine, girly things were all me. Trying to live from that soft, subdued energy was dragging me down, I was feeling worse and worse, gaining weight – blah.

Today, I wore a neon green shirt. I’m loving this! I feel energy and excitement and just all kinds of possibility that I haven’t felt for a long time. Just like – wow, this is me.

Not everything is absolute. (Yes, I’m a 4 and saying that). I’m an introvert in that I need time alone to reflect and recharge, but I’m also social. In fact, my high school and college friends would laugh if they heard me say I was an introvert. It took me a long time to figure that out. We’re all multifaceted human beings. But the energy profiling is fascinating.

I’m also a Utah Mormon (LDS). 🙂 A mom. A teacher. I’m finding it so informative in working with people and children in general. I’ve studied all kinds of personality work, color profiling, etc. This is profound. (Child Whisperer covers it for kids).

And while Carol doesn’t apologize for her personal values and beliefs, she is very accepting and wants to help the world, everyone.

I’m so glad you started this conversation, Z! The whole thing makes me happy. You look fantastic! (As do Melissa and Marcy). And your intro is hilarious. Best of luck on your journey.

Rainy

Hi Stella,

Awesome to know of another queer creative spiritual DYT’er! Thanks for stopping by.

DYT has been an amazing addition to my other creative and spiritual endeavors. Keep me posted on how it’s going for you. 🙂

XOZ

Nice to see another winter-woman on the queer side doing the DYT. 🙂 I just started, but I’m pretty sure I’m a 4/3. Waiting to find an orange garment that I look awesome in and that feels at home… (LOL)

I’m a musician too (opera singer) and heavy into personal development/spirit. Lots in common in other words.

Have an awesome one! 🙂
Stella