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Hello there,

The last couple of days I've talked about the problems with overpacking, and what it's silently costing you every trip.

Today let me show you the actual solution, so you know exactly what you're getting.

We're currently in the middle of the enrolment period for the Space-Saving Travel Packing Method (30% off this week, have you signed up yet?)

It's my complete packing system, broken into ten short steps. Not a pile of random tips. A sequence you follow in order, start to finish, and come out the other side with a bag that's packed, organized, and closes easily.

Here's the shape of it

The part that surprises most people is the very beginning, because the first steps have nothing to do with actually packing things.

Before you touch a single item, you're making decisions: mapping your trip and picking the right bag, so you know what you actually need based on where you're going and what you'll do there.

This is what kills the "just in case" overpacking that so many experience right at the source.

Then we decide on the wardrobe

We build a compact wardrobe where every piece works together so they are interchangeable, that way you get far more outfits from far fewer pieces. After that, we add on layering for weather swings so you never get caught off guard.

And that's essentially the short of how to look put-together and never run out of clothes without dragging your whole closet along