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A couple thoughts for you to ponder:
Back 10-15 years or so ago I had a lot of success selling in the home. I always wore a tie. Nobody else in my company did, and nobody from competitors did, but I did it because I wanted to differentiate myself from everybody else, and it worked. Having said that, business clothing has gotten even more casual in the last 10-15 years. In general, I feel it's best to look professional, and I'd recommend erring on the side of being too dressed up instead of too casual. If you feel comfortable in a tie, maybe you should wear it for three months and see what happens. If you're getting some indication that prospects are put off by it, put the ties away.
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I feel it's important to dress a little bit better than the prospects you are dealing with. People want to do business with successful people.
They also will only do business with you if they like you and trust you. Selling farm equipment dressed in a $900 suit would not be a smart practice. Dress appropriately for what you are selling and the prospects you are selling to.
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