In this episode of Going the Distance, Jill consults with past-guest Ariana Carps about a conundrum - what does she do with the unworn pair of white jeans she bought in 2020? Keep? Donate? Replace? This leads Jill to wonder how this type of closet clutter relates to other aspects of our lives, asking how we reconcile with the relics of our past that influence our daily lives.

Go Long is a coaching service that provides unique strategies to groups and individuals, specializing in micro-accountability.

Mentioned in this episode:

• Trunk Club

• Ariana’s first episode: YouTube, Spotify

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• Rear Ends

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Jump to:

00:00 - Introduction to Go Long and Fashion Emergency

00:59 - Fashion Emergency: The Quest for Headshots

05:09 - Navigating Fashion Choices for Women of a Certain Age

09:34 - Accountability and Fashion Decisions

10:45 - Fashion Choices and Personal Style

12:44 - The Evolution of Jeans: Trends and Styles

14:22 - Navigating the White Jeans Dilemma

17:18 - Packing Light: The Practicality of White Jeans

18:29 - The Challenge: To Buy or Not to Buy White Jeans?

20:34 - Conclusion: Accountability in Fashion Choices