Nov 8, 2014
We're selling our
apartment, selling all our stuff, and leaving England behind to
travel the world indefinitely. This means taking minimalism to the
next level, since we'll only take with us those few possessions
that will fit into two bags that we can fly with. To help with the
task of getting rid of so much, I've created an inventory of
everything that I own. This is a useful tool that I first heard
about from the blog Man Vs
Debt and read about in
Your Money or Your Life.
I'm convinced that making an inventory of all your stuff can benefit everyone, not just those who plan to sell it all as we do. In this podcast episode, I explain some of the advantages of making an inventory of your stuff. An inventory can help you-
Show Notes:
I'm convinced that making an inventory of all your stuff can benefit everyone, not just those who plan to sell it all as we do. In this podcast episode, I explain some of the advantages of making an inventory of your stuff. An inventory can help you-
- get an overview of what you own (most people have lost track of all the stuff they have accumulated)
- identify the value of your possessions, as part of calculating your net worth.
- develop a more conscious ownership of your stuff, so that you can get rid of all the clutter that you are not using.
- make money by selling what you don't need.
Show Notes:
- Episode 133 Going Minimalist
- All Previous Episodes on Minimalism
- Pictures of Every Single Item We Own by Adam Baker (Man Vs Debt)
- Your Money or Your Life by Joe Dominguez and Vicky Rubin
- Home Inventory App for Mac
