But chances are, even if your closet is stuffed full of clothes right now, you're doing the challenge already.

You're probably wearing a very small selection of clothes.

But what's so interesting, I guess, is that all of that other stuff, you have an emotional reaction to that stuff every single day.

Even if you don't really clock that as what's happening, it can

impact your mood. I mean, I used to be kind of bummed out that I had spent so much money

on certain things, that I still had things with tags on, even though I was so excited to purchase

it. The clothes that don't fit, like all of that really can weigh on you. And so when it's gone,

there is really this sense of clarity that you don't have prior. Welcome to the Minimal Mom

podcast. Dawn reaches a million women each month with practical tips to simplify your home.

If you're looking for more help, she has over 700 videos on YouTube to help you declutter quickly.

The best thing that I have learned from Dawn is if it's not a definite yes, it's a no.

And I am a shopper and I use that all the time in the fitting room and I look and I say, oh, this is okay.

And I say, no, it's not a definite yes.

It's a no. So you've saved me bundles of money. I love all your stuff. Thanks for everything

that you do. Today, Dawn is joined by Courtney Carver from Be More with Less and the creator of Project

333. The minimalist fashion challenge featured in Real Simple, Vogue and O.

This three-month challenge has been changing closets and lives around the world since 2010.

And Courtney, I think you're, I don't know, maybe most well known for Project 33, where you help us

highly simplify our wardrobe. So can you tell us a little bit about yourself and

Project 333? Well, I started Project 33 in 2010, so forever ago. It feels like now. And I started it

shortly after I started my blog, Be More With Less, to talk about what to do with my closet because it was so out of control.

And I always had this kind of slow and gentle approach to simplicity.

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