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Hello there, Tor here! Sorry about the radio silence, I was a "little" burned out... But I'm back and feeling good :) Sooo a lot of people tell me they like the idea of packing carry-on only, but they don't want to become a minimalist to do it. I get it. Minimalism is a whole identity thing, and many travelers don't want that. They just want their stuff to fit without the stress. Here's the thing: Packing smaller is not all about about bringing less. It's also about how you pack what you already have. I've been traveling roughly half the year for over a decade now, and the people I see moving through airports smoothly aren't just minimalists... They're just using techniques that the rest of us were never taught. Folding, rolling, layering, where you put what. Small stuff. But it adds up to a bag that's half the size of what most people pack! I put together a video that walks through 17 of these techniques. None of them ask you to give anything up. They just change the order of operations. If you've ever tried to pack carry-on and felt like the bag fought back, this is probably what was missing:
Try one or two on your next trip and see what happens. You'll get most of the result from the biggest items. Talk soon, -Tor from Organizing.TV P.S. If you want a printable version of my favorite space-saving folds, I made a free guide a while back. Check it out here. |