I’m Selling My Life

I’m Selling My Life


No – I’m not throwing everything away.
I’m not breaking out.
I’m not running away.

I’m cleaning up.
Radically.
Systematically.
Once and for all.

What am I really selling? Everything that holds me back.
CDs, DVDs, audiobooks, books, cameras, old consoles, cables, dust collectors, impulse buys.
Things that were once “important.”
Or “nice to have.”
Or were just used at some point.

Today?
They take up space. Energy. Freedom.

Why am I selling?
Because I’m no longer willing to use my home as a storage unit.
Because I don’t want my closet to be a museum.
Because I’ve realized:

All this brings me nothing – but it could still bring me something.

I don’t want clutter – I want cash flow.
I’ve linked my eBay account directly to my investment portfolio.
Every sale goes straight into my depot.
Bit by bit, I’m building my financial “second self” –
a digital income that grows as I become freer.

I trade:
• junk for clarity
• clutter for returns
• space for perspective

It’s not sentimental. It’s strategic.
The things were nice – sure.
But they don’t pay rent.
They don’t provide passive income.
They only cost space and nerves.

And honestly?

I’d rather have a share of Realty Income paying me every month
than a fifth stack of Blu-rays collecting dust.

I’m selling my life – but I’m building a new one.
Not with consumption.
But with assets.
Not with “maybe I’ll need it one day.”
But with “this brings me dividends.”
Not with hoarding.
But with holding – real value.

Conclusion:
You don’t have to sell your life to be free.
But you sure as hell can stop filling your home with stuff
that no longer means anything – and will never make you a cent.

Make space.
Make money.
Make it better.

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