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 were 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 shoot. Like 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. And you know, 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. Okay. 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. And if you can have them stacked so that

they're not more than maybe say 10 items deep. Okay. Because again, you don't want a mountain

that's going to make matters worse. You want things laid out so that you can see everything

without having to dig through it. So you're emptying out your closet, but you're laying

it out in your bedroom, most likely or whatever room is biggest for you to literally lay

everything out so you can see everything. We're going to take out all of your shoes,

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