I was only able to finish one item – and that is the Neutrogena Hydro Boost whipped body balm. The total for this product is $7.99
This brings my YTD total for 2022 up to $267.45
I was able to declutter $468.83 worth of products as well earlier in the year.
And my YTD total for purchases was $65.19!
In a previous post I had stated some of the items I am saving up for. In short, I want to get a closet system like the Elfa from the Container Store and a Cricut. There are a few other items on my list, but those are the ones I am targeting. I will be only using money from online sales to purchase these.
I have also created a new spreadsheet that I can more easily track where my sales are coming from.
In the upcoming year, I will be listing (or relisting) 5 items a day on Poshmark and Mercari. I will be listing one item a week on Facebook Marketplace since there are items that seem to not be allowed to list there. I have not had much luck with Ebay and the fees are terrible.
I have some higher end items to consign and I would like to hold that money for a pending concert (that hasnt been announced yet).
I will once again be concentrating on selling my contemporary purses and small goods as well as some of the nicer clothing pieces that I have hardly worn.
The best advice I can tell you is to see medical professionals when starting your new years goals. Especially if its fitness related.
There is so much that is deceiving online about health that it can make your head spin.
Please see a physician and get your bloodwork done before taking any supplements or starting a workout routine. I recommend also consulting a dietician/nutritionist if your insurance plan covers it or if you can afford it.
I would also suggest following it up in about 6-8 months if you are placed on any medication or supplements or lose weight to see how you are progressing.
This may seem like common sense, but in a world full of fitness and health influencers, it can be very confusing.
Just Sheilz 