Wrinkle-free Clothes
How to use bundle-wrapping to travel with pristine clothes.
Today’s topic is packing your clothes so they don’t wrinkle, along with a tidbit about not making an utter fool out of yourself when meeting someone you admire.
Next, curve the next pair of pants around the bundle. Then the next. Then the shirt that’s on top, then the next shirt, and the next one, etc. When you’re done, you’ll have a tidy little bundle. I found it takes up less space than folding every garment individually, and voila, no wrinkles! Now if we could just do that with our skin, it would be the most amazing anti-aging product ever! By the way, if you need a visual aid to go with this packing technique, they have one over on OneBag.com just for you.
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– picture of my bundle being wrapped - onebag pack, bundle-wrapping summary and graphic
- /productivity/organization/how-to-accomplish-your-commitments, episode on managing commitments with David Allen
- /relationships/professional/successful-networking – successful networking
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About the Author
Stever Robbins was the host of the podcast Get-it-Done Guy from 2007 to 2019. He is a graduate of W. Edward Deming’s Total Quality Management training program and a Certified Master Trainer Elite of NLP. He holds an MBA from the Harvard Business School and a BS in Computer Sciences from MIT.
