The Confident Closet

Have you ever had those moments of standing before an overstuffed closet, feeling super frustrated and thinking, “I have NOTHING to wear?!?”

I know what that’s like.

Or have you ever had a baby and your body shape changed, leaving you feeling insecure about the way your clothes look?

Yep, I’ve been there too.

But here's the great news: you don't have to stay in that overwhelm. You don't have to feel insecure or depleted every time you get dressed.

You can learn to love your body by learning how to dress it in a flattering way that also honors your personal sense of style!

My Confidence Story

Four years ago, I had just had my fifth baby and my confidence was at an all-time low.

I was crazy overwhelmed with five young kids, my military husband was gone all the time, and I wore the same old yoga pants and an oversized t-shirt every. single. day. Hello, frump mode.

I wanted confidence desperately, but I had no idea how to get it.

The Idea

One day I had an epiphany:

What if I could teach myself how to feel confident on the outside? Maybe that could have an impact on how I felt on the inside.

And you know what?

It 1000% did.

I learned about my body shape and how to flatter it well with my clothes.

I hired a personal color consultant from Australia to learn what colors suited my skin, eyes, and hair the best.

I learned how to create a signature personal style and how to stop caring about current trends.

It took me three MONTHS of studying, planning, and experimenting to create a wardrobe that made me feel confident, polished, and put together on the daily.

The Results

My confidence shot through the roof because I knew the clothes I’d picked were just right for my coloring and body shape.

I started saving time every morning. The days of standing in front of my closet in frustration were gone. I could reach in and choose any top and bottom and know that they would coordinate.

I started saving money every year. Clothes shopping became very intentional. Instead of indulging in “retail therapy” to manage stress, I shopped with a specific purpose only a few times a year.

I got really intentional with my life. I figured if I could declutter my entire closet, I could declutter my entire house. So I did. If I could stop shopping based on emotion, I could stick to a budget. And I did.

I started by identifying my unique style, and learning how to flatter my body shape and color with my clothes.

And I even gained enough confidence to launch a business, a blog, and create this course to help you gain confidence too.