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Now that wasn't so painful was it? This will take the feeling of overwhelm out of organizing a closet that has been ailing for a while. If you take these steps for several weekends in a row you will definitely have a closet with a clean bill of health.
3. Think birds of a feather. Group your clothes by type (e.g. pants with pants, jackets with jackets). Don't try to colorize just yet, you can save that task for another weekend.
4. No apologies please.Some actors seem to think they are among royalty when in an audition and apologize for everything they do if it's not perfect. That implies the wrong mindset in the audition. While it's nice to apologize, in an audition it indicates that you aren't totally involved in what you are doing...just focus on what you are doing, not how it's affecting the audience. You don't know how they feel about you. They might love your energy and everything about you but when you apologize you are pointing out that you think you did something wrong, so unless you fart in their faces or knock over the lights or camera, there's nothing in an audition to apologize for. I would say the one exception is if you are working on another job and don't have the time to get your lines down, you might want to apologize for that to manage their expectations a bit...but I'm not even sure that's a good thing.
1. Organize your tools. Like any good doctor you will need the right instruments to perform the task at hand. As a closet surgeon you will need several garbage bags; some for clothes beyond repair, and some for clothes that can be recycled by giving them to charity.
Luckily you can remedy your closet ailment in just one weekend. Take these steps and you will be well on your way to long-term closet recovery.
2. Be ruthless. If it hasn't touched your body in 6 months or more; it has to go. We are all guilty of keeping too many clothes and shoes on life support when we should have pulled the plug long ago. Be strong. Flat line them.
Do you find yourself standing in front of your closet wishing you were somewhere else? Does your closet seem to be one of the most disorganized places in your home? Do you sometimes wish you could buy a new outfit everyday just so you don't have to go to your closet? Well, you may be suffering from achy closet syndrome.
Now that wasn't so painful was it? This will take the feeling of overwhelm out of organizing a closet that has been ailing for a while. If you take these steps for several weekends in a row you will definitely have a closet with a clean bill of health.
3. Think birds of a feather. Group your clothes by type (e.g. pants with pants, jackets with jackets). Don't try to colorize just yet, you can save that task for another weekend.
4. No apologies please.Some actors seem to think they are among royalty when in an audition and apologize for everything they do if it's not perfect. That implies the wrong mindset in the audition. While it's nice to apologize, in an audition it indicates that you aren't totally involved in what you are doing...just focus on what you are doing, not how it's affecting the audience. You don't know how they feel about you. They might love your energy and everything about you but when you apologize you are pointing out that you think you did something wrong, so unless you fart in their faces or knock over the lights or camera, there's nothing in an audition to apologize for. I would say the one exception is if you are working on another job and don't have the time to get your lines down, you might want to apologize for that to manage their expectations a bit...but I'm not even sure that's a good thing.
1. Organize your tools. Like any good doctor you will need the right instruments to perform the task at hand. As a closet surgeon you will need several garbage bags; some for clothes beyond repair, and some for clothes that can be recycled by giving them to charity.
Luckily you can remedy your closet ailment in just one weekend. Take these steps and you will be well on your way to long-term closet recovery.
2. Be ruthless. If it hasn't touched your body in 6 months or more; it has to go. We are all guilty of keeping too many clothes and shoes on life support when we should have pulled the plug long ago. Be strong. Flat line them.
Do you find yourself standing in front of your closet wishing you were somewhere else? Does your closet seem to be one of the most disorganized places in your home? Do you sometimes wish you could buy a new outfit everyday just so you don't have to go to your closet? Well, you may be suffering from achy closet syndrome.