Coaching for Cluttered Christian ADHD Mom

Have you ever felt that whisper in the back of your mind while you’re decluttering, telling you that what you're getting rid of is good stuff that you could make money off of?

We've all been there, caught between the idea of making some extra cash and the desire to just get rid of the stuff that’s taking over our space.

It's a tough call, especially when time and energy are already stretched thin.

But let's face it, selling things can feel like another full-time job. Photos, listings, messages, meet-ups – it can quickly become overwhelming.

And no one wants to pay what you think the item is worth, right?

Plus, the time you spend trying to sell each item can add up quickly, leaving you feeling drained and still surrounded by clutter.

When you're an ADHD mom, every minute counts. You need to weigh whether the effort to sell your stuff is worth the potential reward or if it’s better to donate and move on.

It’s easy to get caught up in the dream of making a little extra money, but the reality is that selling can be a time-consuming and often frustrating process.

Imagine the relief of clearing out a whole room in a single afternoon because you decided to donate instead. No haggling, no waiting for buyers to show up – just a cleaner, more peaceful space.

It’s tempting to think of the potential earnings, but sometimes the biggest payoff is the peace of mind and the extra time you get back for yourself and your family.

In today's episode, my client, Angela, shares her honest experience of trying to make some money from her decluttered items. It was a hard pill to swallow, but she realized she just needed to let the items go and gain back her time instead of her money.

Join us as she shares her experience. And if this episode blessed you, leave a review! Thank you so much! - XO

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