How Shoe Factors Help You To Be A Leader

Shoes are an everyday game. Using them to bring out the best in you matters! And you can do so following a few tricks!

1. Color
   
   
   
   
   
   A Study Found that extroverts are more likely to wear colorful and worn out shoes. They're also more likely to sport high-top shoes.
   
   
2. Condition
   
   
   
   A study found that people who wear well-kept shoes exhibit high levels of attachment anxiety. That is, they are more dependent on others and more apt to seek reassurance from coworkers about the quality of their work. 


3. Occasion
   
   
   
   
   
   What you choose to put on your feet actually does reflect something about you, whether it be laziness (socks with slip-on sandals), obliviousness (untied sneakers) or keen style savvy (those trendy suede desert boots we love so much).
   
   Plus, it's been reported that women judge men's shoes twice as much as men judge women's shoes -- so guys, it pays to step up your footwear game and make sure it matches the occasion