selling you

Day 51/2 due to Day 5 being a webinar.

Good morning/Day, Friend,

A key difference between unsuccessful and

successful people is the way they talk to

themselves about what they can and can't

afford.

Unsuccessful people tend to move through life

thinking, "I can't afford it." While successful

people think, "How can I afford it?"

After all, asking "How can I afford it?" is

pretty empowering. And it makes you look at

things (including your things) differently. In

fact, you might start to see opportunities

everywhere you look.

One opportunity to afford something new is to

"sell your stuff." And by stuff, we don't just

mean your old gym equipment. We mean that if

you want to be really successful, you need to

be comfortable with selling.

(You.)

So, today will be a day of getting you comfortable

with selling. Whether it's a product, a service

or yourself.

Oh, and your old gym equipment too. Because

you really can afford it, Friend. All

you have to figure out is how.

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Remember way back on Day 2 when we talked

about letting go of the things that no longer serve

you? And we suggested you pack up your salad

spinners and moon boots and set them aside for

another day this week? Well, that day is finally

here.

Friend, if you ask people what

they really want, the most common responses

are "peace" and "freedom." But clutter keeps us

from achieving those goals, crowding us out of

valuable space - both the physical and emotional

kind.

With this in mind, walk through your home and

focus on 5 random objects in each room. As you

consider one, ask yourself ...

1. Do I truly need it? 

2. Do I truly adore it? 

3. Does it help me to create the life I want?

If your answer to #s 1 and 2 is "Meh." Or your

answer to #3 is "Not a chance," pack up that item

with the salad spinner and move on.

But before you donate your old stuff, evaluate

which of those items would be worth selling. Books,

movies, video games, clothes, furniture, equipment

and collectibles can all fetch a good price and free

up a lot of space in your home. 

Plus, you get the satisfaction of knowing you 
connected someone else with something they 
really want.

So, plan a garage sale or put a few listings on

Craig's List or eBay. You'll be surprised at how

little you miss these items and how much you'll

value the space they leave behind.

Selling isn't so bad now. Is it, Friend?

To your success,

Peak Potentials
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