The way we look could influence others

When I was in college I did not care about my appearance. I decided that what mattered was what was inside, and it should not matter how I look. Then my mother in very humble way addressed my physical appearance and how it does matter. This made such an impression on me that I decided to get up early the next morning so I could shower and get properly dressed for class. I noticed that I felt better about myself when I started taking more care in my appearance, and I realized that though we should not judge a book by it's cover and though our personalities and brains are still important, how we present ourselves to the world does say something about ourselves.
Talk about book's cover, I have not found any comics books that have biology, calculus or chemistry contents. If you want a calculus you need to look at a book that has cover "calculus."

Appearances count around the office

Workplace expert Alexandra Levit, author of "How'd You Score That Gig?," shares her insights. Don't let casual Fridays be your fashion downfall. Pay attention to what constitutes business casual in your workplace (i.e. what others are wearing) and dress accordingly -- although business casual usually means khakis and a butto- down shirt. And no matter what the trend du jour is, "Don't ever wear short-shorts or flip-flops to work."