Modern Male Mindset

Aesthetic Beauty and Male Grooming Expert – Stephen Handisides

Here you will find Stephen discussing his work in the Aesthetics industry. As a leading contributor and provider of Aesthetics, Stephen is in touch with all of the leading medical providers in the nation and such as has done extensive research in all the areas Aesthetics related.

As a journalist, Stephen has researched and written about the cosmetic industry for over 11 years. His knowledge of the Aesthetics industry is evident as he is able to distinguish the differences between actual medical procedures and simple beauty procedures.

In this video you get an idea as to what areas he focuses on such as different procedures, the effects of botox on armpits, and the difference between mud in the ground and mud you’d find in a professional spa.  

You can learn more about Stephen’s and his work with My Face My Body on his personal site, stephenhandisides.com.

Other Blogs:

Business
Male Grooming
Wellness
Dating
Travel
Etiquette

For more information, check out Stephen Handisides on the web:  
Website www.stephenhandisides.com   
Instagram @shandisides
Twitter @shandisides
My Face My Body’s Facebook @myfacemybody
Modern Male Mindset Facebook @modernmalemindset
International contacts:
UK Contact – Gina Fink – Savage Public Relations gina@savagepr.com.au
US Contact – Juliette H – It Girl Public Relations Julietteh@itgirlpublicrelations.com (+11) 310-577-1122

Business Etiquette Networking Top Tips

TopResume – Business Etiquette Networking Top Tips – for networking during the job search

our handshake is very important, be the first to extend your hand, it shows you are leading the way. Look the recipient in the eye and give a firm handshake. Both are signs of good character and will make a great first impression.

Always look people in the eye, when you first meet and during your conversation. Don’t look over their shoulder at someone else and engage in conversation.

Listen. At networking events, or meeting new clients, listen more than you talk. Always ask questions, engage and really listen to what people have to say. Pick up ques and remember details that you can mention again in the conversation, such as names, where they work or how many children they have. This shows you are genuinely interested.

Give out and ask for business cards. Then after the event, drop your new contact an email to say it was nice to meet them and if they ever need anything to contact you. Add every contact you meet to your database, you never know when you might need it.

At a networking lunch or business meeting in a restaurant, remember your table manners. Work from the outside in with cutlery. Don’t drink too much, or at lunch stick to water, or soft drinks. When you’ve finished your meal, place your knife and fork together in the centre of the plate. Never cross them, crossed knives are bad luck and an insult in some countries.

When at a networking event or in company and you have to take a call, keep it short and sweet. No one wants to listen to your loud 20minute conversation. In fact, Put the phone DOWN! Let it go to voicemail. It is always rude to pay more attention to your phone, than a real person.

Old fashion politeness is simple, ‘please’ ‘thank you’ and ‘hello, nice to meet you,’ go a long way.

Punctuality. Always be on time for a meeting, or for a networking event. It shows you value that person, company.

If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all. Don’t talk badly of others, in your industry or through your contacts. It will only cast you in a bad light and associate you with negativity.

Watch your social media. Prospective employers are very likely to ‘google you’ and if all they find is pictures of you drunk and acting inappropriately, it is not going to look good. Set all your social media accounts to private, but create a professional LinkedIn account and professional Facebook page for work only. Never say something on the internet (social media, blogs or comments) that you wouldn’t say to someone’s face. It is there forever!

Watch your mouth. Never, ever curse in the workplace, at a networking function or definitely not in a job interview.

Have you heard the saying ‘A gentleman is his word’? A real gentleman, keeps his word, whether in business, in a relationship, or with friends. If you say you are going to do something, do it. If you make a verbal business agreement, stick to it. Don’t back out of an agreement because it is not ‘on paper’.

Stephen Handisides is an international TV presenter, model, journalist and an all-round expert on Aesthetic Beauty and Male Grooming. Stephen is the host of ‘The Modern Face of Beauty’ series which will be broadcast on 52 local and national television networks in the US reaching 44 million households. He is regular expert commentator in the UK on ITV’s This Morning, GMTV, Lorraine, OK! TV, Five, Sky News, and BBC radio. Stephen writes for over twenty major newspapers, trade and consumer magazines, with five regular columns focusing on the trends in lifestyle aesthetics and male grooming. He also hosts and produces Sky TV’s MyFaceMyBody and is the brains behind the Global Aesthetic Awards, held in London, LA and Sydney.

Other Blogs:

Business
Male Grooming
Wellness
Dating
Travel
Etiquette

For more information, check out Stephen Handisides on the web:  
Website www.stephenhandisides.com   
Instagram @shandisides
Twitter @shandisides
My Face My Body’s Facebook @myfacemybody
Modern Male Mindset Facebook @modernmalemindset
International contacts:
UK Contact – Gina Fink – Savage Public Relations gina@savagepr.com.au
US Contact – Juliette H – It Girl Public Relations Julietteh@itgirlpublicrelations.com (+11) 310-577-1122

Picture credits PerfectlyAttired.co.uk

Banish the Awkward handshake

Your tube clips of bad awkward handshakes examples:
Trump

Obama

Donald Trump’s handshake has achieved some major column inches recently and not in a good way. His shake, squeeze and tug in method is a sure psychological way of asserting dominance. In business and in your day to day, your handshake gives the first impression of you and who you are. Here are my top tips on how to avoid the awkward handshake.

Firstly, be the first to extend your hand, it shows you are leading the way. Look the recipient in the eye and hold out your right hand, do not have your palm facing either up or down and smile. Take the other person’s hand in a firm but not vice like grip, you don’t want it to be too weak or to firm. Make sure the web between your thumb and fingers meets the web of the other persons, as this will avoid the limp, half-hearted handshake. Try to maintain equal distance between you and the other person and keep your hand perpendicular to the ground. Don’t roll the handshake or in Trumps case pull the recipient towards you. Shake up and down no more than two or three times. Don’t hold on for too long, a normal handshake should last about 5 seconds before it will seem awkward. Good Luck, the ‘manners maketh the man!’

Stephen Handisides is an international TV presenter, model, journalist and an all-round expert on Aesthetic Beauty and Male Grooming. Stephen is the host of ‘The Modern Face of Beauty’ series which will be broadcast on 52 local and national television networks in the US reaching 44 million households. He is regular expert commentator in the UK on ITV’s This Morning, GMTV, Lorraine, OK!TV, Five, Sky News, and BBC radio. Stephen writes for over twenty major newspapers, trade and consumer magazines, with five regular columns focusing on the trends in lifestyle aesthetics and male grooming. He also hosts and produces Sky TV’s MyFaceMyBody and is the brains behind the Global Aesthetic Awards, held in London, LA and Sydney.

Other Blogs:

Business
Male Grooming
Wellness
Dating
Travel
Etiquette

For more information, check out Stephen Handisides on the web:  
Website www.stephenhandisides.com   
Instagram @shandisides
Twitter @shandisides
My Face My Body’s Facebook @myfacemybody
Modern Male Mindset Facebook @modernmalemindset
International contacts:
UK Contact – Gina Fink – Savage Public Relations gina@savagepr.com.au
US Contact – Juliette H – It Girl Public Relations Julietteh@itgirlpublicrelations.com (+11) 310-577-1122

NEW Modern Face Of Beauty TV Series


Respected aesthetic industry platform ‘MyFaceMyBody’ will this July launch an exciting new TV program ‘The Modern Face of Beauty’. The series brings together leading experts within the aesthetics, plastic surgery, health and wellness industries to educate in a fun and entertaining style. Key segments of the series include, treatment advice, top tips, quirky tests and myth busting. As well as the latest in new treatments, industry advancements and product highlights. ‘How to’ fitness and beauty regimes, the secrets behind diets, best buys and common traps to avoid as well as consumer insights.

‘The Modern Face of Beauty’ is hosted by the dashing and debonair Stephen Handisides. Stephen is the founder and host of MyFaceMyBody and will be taking you along his journey of discovery in each episode. He regularly appears on television in the UK, USA and Australia, presented numerous television series within the health, beauty and lifestyle sectors, as well as appearing as a guest expert. Stephen also writes for over twenty major newspapers, trade and consumer magazines, with five regular columns focusing on the trends in lifestyle aesthetics and male grooming.

The ‘The Modern Face of Beauty’ series combines typically conservative topics with a modern twist, to give valuable information in an unusual way. The program will bring together leading experts in plastic surgery, dermatology, aesthetics, fitness and lifestyle in a ‘how to’ format which will leave viewers with great confidence and unbiased knowledge in an educational yet fun way. During the programming, Stephen, will entertain his way through his first ‘Botox’ experience, a hardcore training session with famous New York City personal trainer Prince ‘Trooper’ Braithwaite and interview some of the most respected plastic surgeons in the world.

‘With the plethora of information available on the internet, hundreds of new products and treatments to choose from, and thousands of plastic surgery, beauty and health clinics, the information overload has left people confused. ‘The Modern Face of Beauty’ aims to demystify and educate viewers on the real questions that they want to ask in an interesting, unbiased and informative way. The show will demonstrate the insights and truths into some of the facts and myths behind treatments, give demonstrations of popular non-surgical procedures and unconventional fitness routines, in a fun and lighthearted way,’ said host Stephen Handisides.

The shows demographics are 64% women and 36% men between the ages of 28 to 55. Consumers with a high discretionary income and a keen interest in advanced aesthetic treatments. Topics covered will include, what are the new and latest treatments and products that work? What treatments are safe and tested? What health regimes get the best results? Who are the right specialists to see and what questions to ask? What are their experiences? What are the recommended treatments and products in clinics and on the high street?

‘The Modern Face of Beauty’ series will be broadcast on 52 local and national television networks in the US reaching 44 million households. Featured on Filmon.TV with 74 million viewers and on the MyFaceMyBody global channel. As well as a local and national media tour across print and digital and featured and promoted on all social media channels.

MyFaceMyBody provides consumers with exciting insight into the aesthetics industry with direct access to a global network of health, fitness and beauty experts. MyFaceMyBody helps brands connect with consumers, through MyFaceMyBody.com, the MyFaceMyBody Global Aesthetic Awards, the MyFaceMyBody television show and the prestigious ‘Ultimate 100 Global Leaders in Aesthetics’ publication.

For interviews with host Stephen Handisides or any of the expert guests, high res promotional images or more information contact Gina Fink at Savage Public Relations on; gina@savagepr.com.au or +61 414 383 917.

Business Etiquette Tips

Business Etiquette Tips for creating the prefect first impression

 

Networking in business can make many quake in their boots. But some of the biggest deals in the world have been formed over a networking lunch. Confidence is the key to networking and here are my top tips to help you navigate business networking etiquette.

Never underestimate the power of the first impression. Dress impeccably, first impressions really do count and there is truth in the old saying ‘Dress for the job you want, not the job you have’. Your clothing and how you present yourself makes a huge statement about who you are, and where you want to go. Personal style can play a big part in career progression.

Your handshake is very important, be the first to extend your hand, it shows you are leading the way. Look the recipient in the eye and give a firm handshake. Introduce yourself to people with your full name and company and ask theirs. Keep eye contact, when you first meet and during your conversation. These are signs of good character and will make a great first impression.

Listen. At networking events, or meeting new clients, listen more than you talk. Always ask questions, engage and take in what people have to say. Pick up ques and remember details that you can mention again in the conversation, such as names, where they work or how many children they have. This shows you are genuinely interested.

Even though it can be daunting, work the room. Make sure you mingle and talk to people you don’t know. Don’t be afraid to join in on an already formed group. Networking events are created for that purpose, so use it to their full advantage, you never know who you may meet. Start conversations, ask people what company they are from, what are they hoping to get out of today’s event, ask them about their business.

Hand out and ask for business cards. Then after the event, drop your new contact an email to say it was nice to meet them and if they ever need anything to contact you, or suggest meeting for a coffee. Add every contact you meet to your database, you never know when you might need it.

At a networking lunch or business meeting in a restaurant, remember your table manners. Work from the outside in with cutlery. Don’t drink too much, or at lunch stick to water, or soft drinks. When you’ve finished your meal, place your knife and fork together in the centre of the plate. Never cross them, crossed knives are bad luck and an insult in some countries.

When at a networking event or in company and you have to take a call, keep it short and sweet. No one wants to listen to your loud 20minute conversation. In fact, Put the phone DOWN! Let it go to voicemail. It is always rude to pay more attention to your phone, than a real person.

Old fashion politeness is simple, ‘please’ ‘thank you’ and ‘hello, nice to meet you,’ go a long way.

Punctuality. Always be on time for a meeting, or for a networking event. It shows you value that person, company.

If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all. Don’t talk badly of others, in your industry or through your contacts. It will only cast you in a bad light and associate you with negativity.

Watch your social media. Prospective employers and business contacts are very likely to ‘google you’ and if all they find is pictures of you drunk and acting inappropriately, it is not going to look good. Set all your social media accounts to private, but create a professional LinkedIn account and professional Facebook page for work only. Never say something on the internet (social media, blogs or comments) that you wouldn’t say to someone’s face. It is there forever!

Have you heard the saying ‘A gentleman is his word’? A real gentleman, keeps his word, whether in business, in a relationship, or with friends. If you say you are going to do something, do it. If you make a verbal business agreement, stick to it. Don’t back out of an agreement because it is not ‘on paper’.

Stephen Handisides is an international TV presenter, model, journalist and an all-round expert on Aesthetic Beauty and Male Grooming. Stephen is the host of ‘The Modern Face of Beauty’ series which will be broadcast on 52 local and national television networks in the US reaching 44 million households. He is regular expert commentator in the UK on ITV’s This Morning, GMTV, Lorraine, OK! TV, Five, Sky News, and BBC radio. Stephen writes for over twenty major newspapers, trade and consumer magazines, with five regular columns focusing on the trends in lifestyle aesthetics and male grooming. He also hosts and produces Sky TV’s MyFaceMyBody and is the brains behind the Global Aesthetic Awards, held in London, LA and Sydney.

Other Blogs:

Business
Male Grooming
Wellness
Dating
Travel
Etiquette

For more information, check out Stephen Handisides on the web:  
Website www.stephenhandisides.com   
Instagram @shandisides
Twitter @shandisides
My Face My Body’s Facebook @myfacemybody
Modern Male Mindset Facebook @modernmalemindset
International contacts:
UK Contact – Gina Fink – Savage Public Relations gina@savagepr.com.au
US Contact – Juliette H – It Girl Public Relations Julietteh@itgirlpublicrelations.com (+11) 310-577-1122

Picture credits PerfectlyAttired.co.uk