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Britta Cabanos

Moving Forward: How to Refine Your Values, Mission & Your Big Purpose for Success

Updated: Jul 3, 2023


Hey there, fashion friend! I am glad you are here and interested in taking some time to invest in yourself! Grab a cup of tea and join us as we work through the below action steps that will set a solid foundation to build upon.

When we start a design project, we always ask ourselves, "What's the point?" We take a step back and really think about the values, mission, and purpose of what we're creating. These days, it's more important than ever to consider the long-term impact of our designs. We want to leave a positive mark on the world, not just with our product but also on people & the planet. Being a conscious fashion designer means more than just creating sustainable clothing. It's about infusing your personal values and purpose into every stitch and detail. Let's use this springtime to freshen up our core values, refine our "Why" or "YBP," and fine-tune our mission statements. And let's always keep our North Star in sight! To help you along the way, we've got some handy articles and links to our guides and workbooks. These resources will help you get those key elements in place and learn how to apply them for both personal and professional growth and success.

Also, stay tuned for what's coming up next, the kick-off of Phase 1 of Conscious Fashion Design & Development Journey! You will be invited to join us on that adventure too! (check back as we are fine-tuning all the deets!) Let's make the world a better place, one thoughtful design at a time! To join us, join me and our community as we work through the key elements, by clicking the links below

Key Elements: 1. Defining your Values



























OH, by the way- I'd like to invite you to become an ifd Insider, which is our free fashion industry community and resource hub. There you will find free resources, online learning, community, and discounted rates on our workshops and course. visit here to learn more




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