My approach to the ebook:
- I read the whole book in one sitting ((with the exception of the sections that didn't apply to me)); it's 82 pages.
- I planned when to do the homework assignments
- I did the assignments and then re-visited the book as I did them ((not to spoil it, but I'll tell you it involves assessing what you own and purging))
- It didn't make me feel like I had to spend a lot of money to acquire a "less fuss wardrobe" ((Hayley advocates thrift + value shopping, giving helpful guidelines))
- The homework involved using Pinterest ((it's such a great tool))
- Photographs illustrate the points ((Hayley included a great balance of photos to show what she was talking about))
- Inspiration for creating my own look book with items I have on my closet ((I completed this yet))
- I now have a list of the things I am looking for next time I go shopping ((and if you've been around here for a while you know how I love lists; they totally motivate me))
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But wait...Hayley has agreed to discount The No Brainer Wardrobe for FIVE of my blog readers at 50% off! Use code 'dot' at checkout to receive the discount ((the book is only $7.99 regularly))!
Thank you, Hayley, for inspiring me and so many women to begin 2012 with less, creating a no brainer wardrobe!
((These opinions are my own and I am not being compensated in any way for sharing them in this ebook review. I paid for my copy of The No Brainer Wardrobe and hope you will too!))
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