By, Nicole Crimaldi
In preparation for my spending boycott in the month of October, I summoned the absolutely fabulous
Whitney Middleton of fauxshionable.com to come throw a party in my closet. I started a new job at the beginning of October, so the temptation was strong to go out and spend money on new work clothes.
Thanks to Whitney, I don’t plan on spending a dime. Whitney came over and pulled out pieces and put things together that I wouldn’t have thought of before. She has a serious talent for rehabbing a girl’s closet (ok, and spending addiction).
If you’re participating in the “Don’t Go Over in October” challenge and starting to feel the urge to shop, consider summoning Whitney or another friend to shop your closet instead! I was quite impressed!
Check out the looks she created for me at fauxshionable.com.
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If anyone can relate to where you're at in your career, it's Nicole Crimaldi: Nicole spent 5 years in corporate America, switched career paths, worked at a start-up, survived a layoff and is now self-employed. Nicole believes that career satisfaction is a huge part of overall happiness. Therefore, she started Ms. Career Girl to help other women get off the treadmill and onto a more fulfilling path.