You're A Player, not a person who carries enough stuff in their pockets or purse to stock a gift shop.
If you have a leather wallet packed with stuff you use annually, it's time to flush the system.
Here's what you need:cash, ID, a credit card, and that's it.
People who carry wallets packed with business cards, frequent flyer cards, 18 pictures of their nephew and "notes to self," will never earn their Player stripes.
Nothing is less cool than carrying a wallet the size of a hardback novel pressing at the four corners of your pocket.
If your wallet and your shoe weigh the same, no wonder your back hurts.
- I used to carry my AAA card in case I had a car problem.
One day I had a flat tire and I didn't have my card.
I gave them my name, they looked it up, and the truck was there in twenty minutes.
I no longer carry the card.
- I used to carry a frequent flyer card and another card for my hotel of choice.
They have your information even if you can't give them the eighteen-digit account number.
I no longer carry those cards.
- I used to carry my gym membership card.
I forgot it once, so I gave them my name and it was not a problem.
I no longer carry the card.
When you're out on the town, out for coffee or just sitting around her house, travel lean and mean.
It's an amateur move to carry three credit cards, a library card, and a flipping fishing license.
Carry cards on a needs-only basis.
And as long as we're on the topic of lean and mean, how many keys are you carrying these days?If you have keys on your key ring you can't identify, leave it in a drawer at home.
You can't be A Player if you look like your high school janitor.
If I take a taxi, I carry one key: the front door key.
When you're out chasing around you're not going to need your safety deposit box key, the key to your filing cabinet at the office, or the tiny key that fits the bicycle lock for a bike you no longer own.
Eliminate, eliminate, lean and mean.