Hello and welcome to Best Laid Plans.

This is your host, Sarah Hart Unger, and this is the podcast where we talk all things planning

and planning adjacent.

I know I promised a series of guests with various facets of organizing that we're going to debut in January.

And I know it's not actually January anymore. But we're still pretty close to the January cutoff.

And I think for many of us that January energy does continue a little bit longer as we are still hyped up about getting our system straight and organizing and all of

those things. And that's why I thought this guest would be a really fun one to have on the show.

Gab identifies as a stylist and wardrobe editor and her tagline on her website says she is

empowering millennial women to embrace their bodies through style and feel hot every F word day.

This is a clean podcast, but she does use the word. Now, I am very excited to share this chat

with you, but before I did, I thought it would be fun to just share with you some of my own

progress around wardrobe editing, which I actually did, partly inspired by this guest and partly inspired

by Tidy Dad and partly inspired by Shira Gill, the author of Minimalista.

But I don't know.

A lot of these people speaking with them has given me so many great ideas and have lit a fire.

And one weekend, I believe I was text chatting with a friend, Kay, who blogs at Grateful Kay, and she was

organizing her closet. She's actually detailing every item she owns in a Google sheet, so you can

find out more about that from her. But while I wasn't going to do that, I just decided that I had

so few clothes that I bet a wardrobe at it actually wouldn't take that long. And you know what?

I think within two hours, I was totally done. It helps that I really don't have that many clothes,

which I'm sure I discussed with Gab a little bit on the episode. But it really does feel incredibly good

to be able to look around at the clothes that are in my closet and know that every single item here

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