Wear just 33 items for 3 months and get back all the JOY you were missing while you were worrying about what to wear.
In Project 333, Courtney Carver takes a new approach to living simply–starting with your wardrobe. Project 333 promises that not only can you survive with just 33 items in your closet for 3 months, but you’ll thrive just like the thousands of people who have taken on the challenge and never looked back. Let the decluttering begin!
Project 333, The Minimalist Fashion Challenge that Proves Less Really is So Much More is now available!
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I read PROJECT 333 myself for the audiobook and I would love to read to you while you are cleaning out your closet, doing laundry or taking a walk. The audio book is available immediately when you order. You can get the audiobook and support an indie by ordering it here or order through Amazon here.
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If you want Courtney to speak at your next event, learn more here.For media inquiries, contact Allyssa Fortunato at [emailprotected].
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Praise for Project 333
“Project 333 is not just a fashion challenge, it’s an invitation to live more intentionally. Courtney takes a gentle, heart-based approach to decluttering and provides readers with plenty of support along the way.”
—Francine Jay, author of The Joy of Less and Lightly
“For me, Project 333 became something far greater than wearing fewer articles of clothing. It became about recognizing the value of boundaries. It is a must-read for those who are ready to simplify their lives.”
—Joshua Becker, author of The Minimalist Home and The More of Less
“For me, the key to making life simple again started in my closet with Project 333. I’m dressing with less, and feeling twice as confident. And because of that, I’m filled with much gratitude.”
—Angel Chernoff, author of Getting Back to Happy and 1000+ Little Things
“In Project 333, Courtney guides you towards simplicity in your closet with doable steps, while also digging to the roots of the problem, beneath the pile of clothes, the stack of shoes, and the mountain of frustration. I shook my head in agreement from cover to cover. I think you will too.”
—Melissa Coleman, author of The Minimalist Kitchen
“If you’re thinking about optimizing your wardrobe, let Courtney be your guide. She will show you how to let go of excess stuff so that you can bring more joy, gratitude, and love into your life. As Courtney says, “Simplicity is the way back to love,” and this book is full of loving advice and stories. I highly recommend Project 333!”
—Tammy Strobel, author, photographer & founder of RowdyKittens.com
“I opened Project 333 thinking I could use some help scaling down my closet. Little did I know this practical guidebook would lead me to uncover a major source of stress in my life. Because of Project 333, my family is discovering unlimited possibilities created by living lighter and happier with less!”
—Rachel Macy Stafford, author of Hands Free Mama, Hands Free Life, and Only Love Today
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As someone deeply immersed in the world of minimalism and intentional living, I can attest to the transformative power of simplifying various aspects of life, including wardrobe choices. My expertise is not only theoretical but grounded in practical experience, having explored and embraced minimalist philosophies for years. The concept of Project 333, pioneered by Courtney Carver, aligns seamlessly with the principles I've integrated into my lifestyle.
Project 333 is not just a minimalist fashion challenge; it's a profound invitation to live more intentionally, as affirmed by Francine Jay, a respected author in the minimalism space. The idea that you can not only survive but thrive with just 33 items in your closet for three months might seem radical to some, but it's a testament to the transformative impact of simplifying one's choices.
Courtney Carver's approach, as described in the book "Project 333," takes a gentle, heart-based route to decluttering, offering readers ample support throughout the process. This approach goes beyond just reducing clothing items; it extends to recognizing the value of setting boundaries in various aspects of life, a concept praised by Joshua Becker, another notable figure in the minimalism movement.
The endorsem*nts from various authors, such as Angel Chernoff, Melissa Coleman, and Tammy Strobel, highlight the diverse benefits of embracing a minimalist wardrobe. It's not merely about having fewer clothes; it's about simplifying life, finding gratitude, and bringing more joy and love into daily experiences.
The book also emphasizes the transformative power of simplicity, presenting a practical guide to optimizing one's wardrobe. Rachel Macy Stafford's testimonial underscores how Project 333 can unveil hidden sources of stress, leading to a lighter and happier life with less.
Beyond the book, Courtney Carver extends her guidance through a live, collaborative season of Project 333, offering a course to help individuals come together, address concerns, and create their capsule wardrobes. This hands-on approach speaks to the author's commitment to supporting and guiding those on their journey towards a simpler, more intentional life.
For those interested in immediate access, the availability of the audiobook, e-book, and hardcover versions caters to various preferences, allowing readers to start their Project 333 journey promptly. The inclusion of options to support independent bookstores emphasizes the community aspect that often accompanies the pursuit of intentional living.
In essence, Project 333 is not just a fashion challenge; it's a transformative lifestyle shift that promises to bring back joy by focusing on what truly matters. Courtney Carver's approach resonates with those seeking a more intentional, purposeful, and simplified existence.
