WEEK THREE, EMAIL #5

 

Here’s all you need to do:

 

👉🏼 At 7:00 PM on Wednesday, click this link:

 

 

That’s it.

 

You do not need a Zoom account.

 

If Zoom is already on your computer or phone, it will open automatically.

If not, it will walk you through a quick, simple step to join.

 

A few helpful tips:

 

✅ Try clicking the link 5–10 minutes early so you're all set

✅ If you’re on a computer, sound will come through your speakers

✅ If you’re on your phone or iPad, just tap the link and follow the prompts

 

The workshop will be about 60 minutes and will walk you through:

 

➡️ Clarifying your personal dressing standards

➡️ Strengthening your basics foundation

➡️ Creating a simpler system for getting dressed with fewer decisions

 

If you can’t attend live, a recording will be available.

 

I can’t wait to see you.

Dear First name / friend,

 

Up to this point, all of the work you’ve done has been decision work.

 

You’ve defined:

 

• What doesn’t work

• What must be true

• How you prefer to build outfits

 

 

Now we’re going to make getting dressed easier by adjusting what you’re choosing from.

 

This is not a clean-out.

It’s a reset of your daily environment.

 

 

 

 

Most closets fail because they show you everything at once.

 

A working closet is the smaller group of clothes you actually get dressed from right now — the pieces that:

 

✅ Meet your non-negotiables

✅ Work with your default outfit formulas

✅ Require the least effort

 

 

This is about reducing daily choices, not reducing how much you own.

 

 

 

 

Do not start with your entire closet.

 

Pick one:

 

Tops

Pants

Layers

 

 

That’s it.

 

This keeps the decision-making clean and manageable.

 

 

 

 

From that category, identify the pieces that:

 

Work without adjusting

Fit your non-negotiables

Easily plug into your default formulas

 

 

These are your working pieces for now.

 

They stay visible and accessible.

 

 

 

Everything else in that category gets moved:

 

To the far end of the rack

To a separate closet

Into a bin or garment bag

 

 

This is not a donation decision.

 

 

 

 

Over the next few days, notice (take notes if it helps):

 

How quickly you get dressed

Whether outfits come together more easily

What you don’t miss at all

 

 

 

 

You should have:

 

✅ One category with fewer items in daily rotation

✅ Less visual clutter when choosing an outfit

✅ A clearer sense of what earns a place in rotation

 

 

Next, we’ll apply this same approach to another category — and refine it even further.

 

Beth

 

P.S. If you feel tempted to “fix everything,” take a pause.

This works because you’re changing the system — not trying to fix everything at once.

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