Hey there, welcome to Smart Closet Makeover Part 2. I hope that you've listened to part one

before you listen to part two. Very, very important because you're going to need tools,

you're going to need an understanding of how we're going to do this, how to prepare for a

closet makeover, and basically the things you need to do before you start doing this so that it's

productive, it's fast, and it's efficient, and by efficient I mean you don't have to do this

again a month from now. All right, off to the show. Welcome to the Shaline Show. Shaline is a

New York Times bestselling author, celebrity fitness trainer, and obsessed with helping you live your

dream life. Okay, we are back here in my closet. I'm literally in my closet, and I do hope that

by now you've already listened to part one, which is really important. So that means you've got your

hangers, and you have your folding, collapsible, rolling rack for the things that are going to take

out of your closet. Step one is to take everything out of your closet. Now, trust me when I say

this is not when you start sorting, this is not when you start going through things, I just want you

to do this as blindly as possible, just get everything out of your closet. Here's what I did.

I hired a high schooler to come over and do this for me because I know myself, and I know if I'd

started going through my closet, I would run across old letters or something I would start trying

on or she let who knows, but it wouldn't be fast and it wouldn't be productive for me to do it.

So I hired a high school girl to come over. I think it took her about three hours and not even that

long. She just took absolutely everything out of my closet. Every hanger, every pair of shoes,

everything. Now, to do this, you want to hang everything on your rolling rack so that you don't

have to take things off of the hangers. If you don't have a rolling rack, then you're going to

lay your clothes in piles, but not so deep that the piles become mountains, like you want a pile of

shirts, a pile of pants. If you can have them stacked so that they're not more than maybe say 10

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