The short answer
How can I change my reselling business when eBay sales slow down?
When I made this video in September 2024, my pivot was adding Whatnot volume and wholesale while still selling on eBay. That weekend I had 51 eBay orders for just under $1,300, plus $100 on Poshmark. Examples included a SCOTTeVEST vest at $60, Ralph Lauren 3X shirt at $30, and a The North Face down jacket offer at $230. The rule: keep an open mind and measure your time.
- When this video went up on September 2, 2024, I had 51 eBay orders going out for just under $1,300, plus about $100 on Poshmark.
- My Whatnot sales were about $26,000 to $27,000 in the prior 30 days, and my goal was to push that toward $60,000 per month.
- The new model depended on volume: I said we were moving at least 1,000 items per week on Whatnot.
- Quality control mattered before every show: checking for holes, stains, lint, and making sure the best items made it to the rack.
- The business rule I kept repeating was some of the money all the time: take good offers when the margin works instead of waiting a year for a few extra dollars.
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This video was filmed when my resale business was in a real transition. As of September 2, 2024, I was still selling on eBay and Poshmark, but I was moving much harder into Whatnot, wholesale, and faster inventory turns.
The big point was not that every reseller has to copy my exact model. The point was that if your current model feels stuck, you need to step back, measure the numbers, and stay open to a better way to move inventory.
What sold on eBay that weekend?
I had 51 eBay orders going out that weekend for a little under $1,300, plus another $100 in Poshmark sales. These were real sold prices from my store when this video went up in September 2024, not current market comps.
A lot of the weekend was normal bread-and-butter clothing: jeans, pants, polos, button-ups, and jackets. Some sold fast. Some had been sitting for a year or more. That mix is important because a reselling business is rarely one perfect flip after another. It is a pile of small decisions, offers, aging inventory, and a few really nice wins.
| Brand / item | What sold | Price shown | Time listed | What I noticed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weatherproof | Men’s corduroy pants | $15 plus shipping | About 1.5 years | Long-tail basic item |
| Gustin | Men’s jeans with distressing and repairs | $20 plus shipping | About 1 month | Great brand, but condition lowered the price |
| Zara | Women’s baggy straight jeans, size 8 | $9 plus shipping | About 1 year | Took a low sale to move them |
| Banana Republic | Men’s Traveler jeans | $25 plus shipping | About 1 month | A style I keep picking up because it sells fast |
| Chico’s Zenergy | Women’s pants | $21 plus shipping | 6 to 7 months | Solid everyday sale |
| Sleep suit | Men’s new-with-tags onesie, XL | $11 plus shipping | Almost 1 year | New tags did not make it fast |
| Ralph Lauren | Women’s 3X striped button-up | $30 plus shipping | About 2 months | Plus-size women’s Ralph Lauren with a pattern is usually worth checking |
| Billy Reid | Linen button-up shirt | $25 plus shipping | Not stated | A Huckberry-type brand I like finding |
| Burberry Brit | Men’s polo with a small sleeve stain | $13 plus shipping | About 8 months | Clean ones usually do better |
| The North Face | Men’s convertible cargo pants | $27.50 plus shipping | Not stated | I usually list around $35 and buy around $5 to $7 |
The lesson from this table is pretty simple: condition changes everything. Gustin can be a much stronger sale, but the jeans were sewn up and distressed, so I took $20 plus shipping. Burberry Brit polos can be in that $35 to $45 range in great condition, but a stain made me take $13 plus shipping.
That does not mean those were bad sales. It means I would rather move imperfect inventory, get the money back, and go buy better inventory.
Why did I move harder into Whatnot?
I moved harder into Whatnot because I wanted more volume, more control over traffic, and a business model that did not depend only on waiting for eBay, Poshmark, or Mercari to send buyers. When this video went up, I said we had done about $26,000 to $27,000 in Whatnot sales in the previous 30 days, and I wanted to get that to about $60,000 per month.
For years, my store had been built around listing on eBay. I had tested 10 listings a day, 20 listings a day, 50 listings a day, and different rhythms for the business. That worked, but it also had a ceiling. At one point I talked about going from selling 200 items a week to selling 250 items per day by changing the model toward wholesale volume and Whatnot.
The change was not magic. It was not passive. It was a lot of processing, sorting, checking, tagging, and shipping. But it gave me a way to move more inventory faster.
Here is how I looked at the shift in September 2024:
| Old focus | New focus | Why it mattered |
|---|---|---|
| Mainly eBay listings | eBay plus Whatnot volume | More ways to sell instead of relying on one platform |
| Holding for stronger prices | Faster turns and more offers | Cash comes back faster |
| Sourcing for individual listings | Processing wholesale volume | More items can move each week |
| Waiting on marketplace traffic | Selling in a live social format | More direct buyer interaction |
| Storage-heavy inventory | Faster sell-through inventory flow | Less money stuck on shelves |
I am not saying Whatnot fits every reseller. I am saying you do not know what a platform can become for your business until you actually give it a fair shot. Earlier that year, I had reasons in my head for why Whatnot would not work. Then we started, took action, and saw the numbers.
How did wholesale change the day-to-day work?
Wholesale changed the business by making processing the center of the day. I was not just going out, finding a few items, listing them, and waiting. I was bringing in bulk clothing, checking it, sorting it, labeling it, and getting it ready for shows.
In the video, I showed stacks of inventory being processed into piles. The boring part is what makes the money. If the checking, sorting, and prep does not happen, then the live show has nothing good to sell.
The basic process looked like this:
| Step | What I was doing | Why it mattered |
|---|---|---|
| Receive bulk inventory | Bring in wholesale or consignment items | Creates enough volume for shows |
| Check condition | Look for holes, stains, and flaws | Protects buyer trust |
| Clean up basics | Lint roll and prep items | Makes the item present better |
| Label and sort | Put items into workable stacks | Keeps the show organized |
| Rack for Whatnot | Prepare items for the live sale | Lets the selling move faster |
| Ship quickly | Get orders out constantly | Keeps the whole machine moving |
One example in the video was a batch of around 40 Tommy Bahama pieces I was getting ready for a Whatnot show. I mentioned silk, linen, and modal blends, and said we were starting items between $1 and $3. That is a completely different mindset from listing every single piece on eBay and waiting for the best buyer.
That is also why quality control matters even more with volume. If you are going to move a lot of pieces, you cannot get lazy and throw junk at buyers. You still need to check the items and put the best possible stuff in front of people.
If listing is still the bottleneck in your business, tools like EasyFlip can help turn a few photos into a cleaner listing draft so you can get items up faster. But no tool replaces the work of checking condition and buying the right inventory.
What brands were still working for me on eBay?
Even while I was shifting harder into Whatnot, plenty of eBay clothing brands were still working. The difference was that I was thinking more about speed, margin, and whether an item was worth the space.
Here were more sold examples from the video, again from my store around September 2024:
| Brand / item | What sold | Price shown | Time listed | What to look for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Banana Republic | Men’s cardigan, XL | $17 plus shipping | 8 to 9 months | Larger sizes can still move, but not always fast |
| Flax | Women’s linen button-up, size small | $25 plus shipping | About 6 weeks | Linen, flowy, artsy styles |
| Lucky Brand | 121 slim straight jeans | $24 plus shipping | About 1 month | A steady jeans brand in my store |
| Prana | Men’s flannel shacket, XL | $20 plus shipping | About 1 month | Heavier shirt-jacket styles |
| American Eagle | Men’s distressed jeans | $15 plus shipping | About 3 months | I usually list around $20 to $25, condition matters |
| Banana Republic | Women’s Martin fit linen-blend pants, size 12 | $18 plus shipping | About 4 months | Linen-blend pants can still move after summer |
| SCOTTeVEST | Men’s travel vest, size large | $60 plus shipping | About 1 month | Pocket-heavy travel vests and jackets |
| Billabong | Men’s graphic T-shirt | $17 plus shipping | 4 to 5 months | Better graphics help basic tees |
| Time For Me | Embroidered duster cardigan | $45 plus shipping | About 3 months | Crazy embroidered cardigans and sweatshirts |
| Gap | Jeans | $14 plus shipping | About 1 week | I would not spend more than $5 |
| Mascot | Tactical double-knee cargo pants | $25 plus shipping | About 1 month | Workwear style, good condition |
| The North Face | Women’s pants, size 12 | $20 plus shipping | About 2 months | Outdoor pants still sell |
| Lacoste | Men’s polo | $15 plus shipping | About 1 month | I usually list around $25 depending on condition |
| 5.11 Tactical | Men’s pants | $25 plus shipping | 4 to 5 months | Tactical pants are still a brand I like |
| Mountain Hardwear | Men’s fleece jacket, XL | $20 plus shipping | About 1 month | Outdoor fleece is a steady category |
| Nike | Women’s thick hoodie, size small | $17.95 plus shipping | Not stated | Heavy hoodies can still be worth grabbing |
The SCOTTeVEST sale was one of my favorites in the video. My thrift store had it priced around $5, and it sold for $60 plus shipping. I said their jackets can go around $150, and vests can often be in the $50 to $100 range depending on condition. That is exactly the kind of tag I want to remember.
The Ralph Lauren 3X shirt was another good reminder. Plus-size women’s Ralph Lauren tops with a nice pattern are generally something I am going to look at, as long as I am not paying too much.
Why did I keep taking offers?
I kept taking offers because I was leaning into the idea of some of the money all the time instead of all of the money all the time. That mindset became even stronger from selling on Whatnot.
The clearest example was a The North Face down jacket. I had just bought it at a local thrift store for $75. I listed it for $329, someone offered $230, and I decided to take it. After fees, I was still likely around doubling my money or a little better, and I did not have to sit on the jacket waiting for every last dollar.
That is a hard lesson when you are newer. You want the full price. You want to squeeze every item. But sometimes waiting a year for another $4 is not worth it. If you can take a good offer, get your money back, and put that money into better inventory, you can turn the same dollars more times.
Here is the way I was thinking about offers:
| Question | Why I asked it |
|---|---|
| Am I still making good margin? | A lower offer can still be a good sale |
| How long has this been listed? | Older inventory deserves more flexibility |
| Is the condition imperfect? | Flaws usually mean I should move it faster |
| Can I buy better inventory with this cash? | Turnover matters more than pride |
| Is this item taking up space? | Space has a cost in a volume business |
This does not mean taking terrible offers. It means being honest. If an item has a stain, repairs, distressing, a slow size, or has already sat for months, I am much more willing to move it.
How should you know if your model needs to change?
You know your model needs to change when you are working hard but the numbers do not justify the time. In the video, I talked about valuing your time and figuring out whether your business activities actually make sense.
If it takes you 15 hours of sourcing to find six items, you need to know what that really pays you. If you are trying to build a six-figure reselling business but you spend $99,000 to make $100,000, you made $1,000. That is not the same as having a strong business.
This was the bigger message behind the video. Do not stay stuck just because one platform or one routine used to work. Maybe you need wholesale. Maybe you need more thrift stores. Maybe you need new sourcing connections. Maybe you need to sell live. Maybe you need to keep eBay but change what you buy.
For me, the move was Whatnot and wholesale volume. For you, it might be something else. The common thread is that you need an open mind, and then you need to measure the result.
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The bottom line
When I made this video in September 2024, my business was not quitting eBay. It was changing from an eBay-only mindset into a faster, more flexible resale model built around volume, wholesale, Whatnot, and quicker decisions.
This week, look at your own store the same way. Pull your numbers, check how long items are sitting, take good offers when the margin works, and ask whether your current model is actually paying you for your time. If it is not, do not stay stuck. Course correct.
Questions people ask
Is Whatnot worth it for resellers?
It was worth testing in my business when this video went up in September 2024 because I was doing about $26,000 to $27,000 in Whatnot sales over the prior 30 days. It is not automatic or passive, though. The model required constant processing, quality control, live selling, and shipping.
Can I still sell on eBay while selling on Whatnot?
Yes. In this video I was still pulling 51 eBay orders for just under $1,300 over the weekend while also building Whatnot volume. My goal was not to instantly abandon eBay, but to stop depending on only one platform for sales.
What sold well for you on eBay in September 2024?
Clothing was still moving, especially jeans, outdoor pants, tactical pants, button-ups, polos, and vests. Examples from the video included a SCOTTeVEST vest for $60 plus shipping, Banana Republic Traveler jeans for $25 plus shipping, and a Ralph Lauren women’s 3X button-up for $30 plus shipping.
How much inventory do you need for Whatnot?
In my business at that point, volume was the whole model. I said we were moving at least 1,000 items per week on Whatnot, which meant I needed enough wholesale and consignment inventory to keep processing, racking, selling, and shipping.
Should I take lower offers on eBay?
I take lower offers when the margin still works, the item has flaws, or the money can be turned into better inventory. In the video, I accepted a $230 offer on a The North Face down jacket I bought for $75 because I wanted some of the money all the time instead of waiting for every last dollar.
What is the biggest lesson from changing a reselling business model?
The biggest lesson is to keep an open mind and measure your time honestly. If your current sourcing, listing, and selling routine is not paying you enough for the hours you put in, it may be time to test a new platform, new sourcing model, or faster inventory strategy.
Sources
Prices are eBay sold listings, and every fact below was checked on September 2, 2024.
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my resale business is in complete transformation mode and I want to go into it a little bit further on where I see our business going these weatherproof corduroy pants for men sold in about a year and a half and they sold for $15 plus shipping these were some men's gusten jeans this is a great brand to be picking up in Salvage denim these did have a lot of distressing in some sewn up parts to the denim so these were listed about a month ago and and they sold for $20 plus shipping but typically you could get almost close to $100 on these but I took a lower offer because they were all sewn up there you can't really see it but still a nice brand to be picking up regardless Gustin a ton of jeans going out this weekend this is a pair of women's Zara jeans baggy straight leg size eight listed a year
ago and sold for $9 plus shipping all right so we have 51 orders going out over the weekend totaling a little under $1,300 in sales on eBay and then another $100 in sales on Poshmark let's get to pulling these orders so we can find out what sold we sold these men's Banana Republic traveler jeans for $25 plus shipping you know me I'm always picking up the Banana Republic traveler jeans just because they sell really fast these sold within about a month from listing so how did we go from selling 200 items a week to selling 250 items per day and that is simply switching up our reselling business model to Now do more wholesale volume so we are definitely trying to now you know switch more into selling volume and that is on the platform whatnot you guys have probably been following the journey for a while now but for people that are new um
we've been selling on eBay for four years we've been doing 20 listings a day 10 listings a day 50 listings a day kind of experimenting with that and now we've just really enjoyed doing whatnot so much that we're going all in on whatnot we are at about 262 $7,000 in sales on whatnot in the last 30 days and we're looking to get that to about $60,000 a month on whatnot in about 30 days so um we're really trying to do more and more volume and that brings me to my point that I want to talk about in today's video all right we have these wonderful Chico zenergy pants were listed about 6 seven months ago and actually sold for $21 plus shipping so bringing to my point of what I see happening in the reselling space and what has been going on with me in my reseller journey is that having an open mind has
helped us lead to a substantial increase in not only sales but total net income and if I hadn't have had an open mind with exploring different platforms for our resale business then we would be stuck at the same limited amount with eBay Poshmark merari kind of just hoping that the platforms would give us the traffic that we needed and while this might not apply to Everyone by switching to whatnot which is more of a social media based selling platform we were really able to see an influx in an increase in sales and I just want to encourage everyone that's watching on the other end that's maybe struggling with sales with eBay Poshmark whatever it may be just to keep an open mind that there is multiple ways for you to grow your resale bu business whether it's through wholesale and you just like to Source items but you do not like listing and storing and
cleaning and all the things that go into listing on platforms There's an opportunity right now to grow your wholesale business there's also an opportunity right now to start a YouTube channel to start up that Instagram to start up that Tik Tok and start your passion and whatever you want and then also monetize that by selling on whatnot whatever you want to do I just really want to encourage you guys that if you're struggling right now with sales just keep an open mind and don't be so dead set on making it work if it's not working for you after so much time you need to re-evaluate your business model and look at things from a bigger point of view so you can really start to take the next step in your journey you never want to just stay stuck trying to bang your head over and over and over again on one thing and if it's
just not working you may need to course correct and that's what we did here over the last few months by selling on what not we haven't even been doing it for two months and we've been able to hit great numbers so just wanted to really kind of explain what's going on in our business a lot of things have been changing and I've really really taken much more enjoyment to selling on whatnot here's kind of what I've been up to the last few days I think I'm going to start just doing weekly Vlogs to really help you guys get a good point of view of what I actually do every day to be able to sell 250 items every day on whatnot and it's a lot of processing a lot of the whole sale comes in here it all gets processed labeled into three stacks and everything gets prepped and ready to be put on the
show to be sold on whatnot so that is a lot of me just processing processing processing a lot of more of the boring behind the scenes stuff but if this doesn't get done then we don't make any money so a lot of processing a lot of checking for holes stains lint rolling want to make sure we're putting the best items possible here on whatnot we got some Tommy Bahama we got 40 pieces of Tommy Bahama right here going on whatnot tomorrow if you want to bookmark the show we got 40 pieces of Tommy Bahama silk linen modile Blends all the favorite stuff we're putting that all on whatnot starting between $1 and $3 um so we're just trying to really make sure we have great quality control put in great items on whatnot and constantly shipping out the orders so that's kind of the update as far as what what I've been doing I think
I'm going to start releasing a weekly video on Mondays of a week in the life of what's going on because yes we are stilling still selling on eBay but I think it could be more helpful for people that also still want to sell on eBay but maybe want to start doing whatnot and um like I've said before all of this is going to get Consolidated down and we're basically just going to have two rows for eBay and then everything is going to be Consolidated down and have more space for racks more processing if you are wanting to partner with us for Consignment or maybe you have a bunch of inventory that you bought and you just don't feel like listing or maybe you're shutting down your eBay store and you do not want to do eBay anymore reach out to us link down below where you could set up a call with me and we
can see it for a right fit whether you want to do Consignment or you want to just do a bulk buyout I would love to be able to help you um it's pretty crazy I've had at least minimum 20 resellers reach out to me just wanting to close down their store move on to Greater and greener pastures which is totally fine and a lot of people also do have full-time jobs and they're like you know I don't I can't you know look at these items anymore I want them gone so if that's you and you're just really trying to move on to the next stage in life or the next level or you like to source and you want to partner with us link down below schedule call and um we'd love to see if we're g be a good fit together like I said we're moving about I'd say at least minimum 1,000 items
per week on whatnot so it's been a great thing to be able to partner up with people so yeah we'd love to see if we're a good fit all right this is something I've had for a while it is a sleep suit onesie for men um it's a size extra large it is new with tags and it took a year to sell almost a year to sell so for $11 plus shipping this was a great sale here and whenever I see plus-size Ralph Lauren women's button-ups women's tops and they have nice pattern I'm generally going to pick it up so I picked this up about two months ago it's just a Ralph Lauren women's 3X plus size button-up striped it was listed for $30 and it sold for full price within a couple months so a nice one Ralph Lauren any plus-size women stuff is generally going to be a pickup just make sure you're
not spending too much money all right this is a huckberry brand the brand is Billy Reed and if you don't know what huckberry is go to huckberry.com and you'll find that Billy Reid is sold on that website and this is a very nice Billy Reid linen button-up shirt sold for full price of $25 plus shipping this is a men's Burberry Brit Polo it has a small stain on the sleeve and it was listed about eight months ago I did take an offer of $13 plus shipping but these typically sell in great condition for about 35 to $45 so whenever you see Burberry Brit Polo long sleeve or short sleeve I generally price them in that $ 30 to $40 range so that's why it's sold for a little less which is fine a little stain just move the inventory out and go buy better inventory man I've been selling these North Face convertible cargo pants
like crazy these last few months here's another pair that sold for 2750 plus shipping I pick these up all the time between $5 and $7 and I usually list them for about $35 on eBay so that was a nice sale right there so just keeping that open mind about your business going forward is greatly going to help you take advantage of the opportunities that are coming up and that are available to you right now like I said before in past videos we wanted to do what not back in January February March but we were giving all the reasons as to why it would not work why it could not work why it would just not be a possibility and then we just started and took action and look at the results so you just don't know what something can be until you give it a try and maybe you've tried whatnot before and it doesn't
fit your business model that's fine I just say at least try something once and give it your all for a reasonable amount of time and then look at the results and see if it's worth your time at all we all have different time limits on how we value our time are you a $1,000 an hour uh type of person or are you a $100 an hour type of person what is the time that you are wanting to place what is the value you're wanting to place on your time and then measure your business activities based on those results like is it taking you 15 hours to Source all day to Source six items you know I don't know you just really need to keep track on how much money you're making per hour to make sure all of this is even worth it guys like your time is so valuable you might be trying to
run a six-figure reselling business but you might spend 99,000 into that business and you make $1,000 a year so you really got to make sure that it's worth your time and we had this men's Banana Republic cardigan it's an extra large it was listed about 9 8 n months ago and it sold for $17 plus shipping and just to give you an update on my wife's neck procedure as we were using all of the whatnot proceeds to put towards my wife's neck procedure she was in a car accident 13 years ago terrible Whiplash lash injury we got diagnoses last year on what she needs to correct the problem and we are one month by the end of September she is calling to schedule the appointment for this neck procedure praise God hallelujah all thanks to you and people helping support in the whatnot Channel and the whatnot shows it's been a blessing it's been a
journey but no way by any means you know whether starting some other business would we have been able to do it first of all without god without you and without the support of my wife to be able to start this adventure so thank you to every everybody thank you Lord thank you God that we are now literally 3 4 weeks away from making that phone call Scheduling the dang appointment and getting this thing done let's go this is a really good brand to be picking up the brain is called flax they make like organic sustainable materials lot of linen I think they only make linen hemp stuff um so flax shirt women's size small I put which Whimsical flowy Gothic linen buttonup pocket as my title uh hopefully that helps you and it's a uh sold for $25 plus shipping after being listed for about 6 weeks I sell these jeans all the time in
my store Lucky Brand Jeans had a 35% sellr rate in my store over the summer that should be expected to be picked up here with winter upon us these sold in about one month for $24 plus shipping they're the One to1 slim straight model whatnot has also greatly changed my mindset into some of the money all the time I just bought this Northface down jacket uh for $75 um at a local thrift store and I listed it last week and I listed for 329 uh someone offered 230 I'm going to take that and that's the sum of the money all the time principle uh whatnot has definitely just broken down holding on to items for extra money I could care less I'm all about giving someone a deal and blessing the other person and just if you want this for a dollar take it just take it some of the money all the time greatest
principle known to mankind I'm accepting that offer and boom turning 75 into 230 probably after fees probably just doubling my money a little bit more great place to live and I know a lot of people struggle with that especially if you're a beginner you really want all of the money all the time but you do need to realize that is it worth waiting that extra time for the extra $2 the extra $4 in my experience personally and in my opinion it's not because we're alive today and how many more times can we turn over that money if we get that money back with a smaller return on investment to go buy more items that are better now versus waiting a year for the extra $4 do you know how many times you could turn over that $4 so just consider hey if you're having a slower day on Poshmark merari eBay maybe consider start taking
some offers that are a little bit lower that still give you good margins but that just you don't have to wait around for all the money this is a men's flannel shacket by Prana um definitely seeing a lot more shacket being sold which is basically just a shirt jacket heavy duty um flannel and it's a size extra large sold for $20 plus shipping after being listed about a month ago these were some really destroyed American Eagle men's jeans after being listed for about 3 months I did take a best offer on of these for $15 plus shipping I typically list them between 20 and $25 so still happy um just because these had a lot of distressing on them these are actually some linen blend uh Banana Republic women's pants size 12 uh the Martin fit and they sold after being listed for about four months they sold for $18 plus shipping definitely happy with
that price as linen is more of a summer Springtime material so just happy to move on with these pants I just personally love finding this brand it's Scotty vest they make like travel vests um vests with like 12 different pockets in them you'll recognize the tag when you see it it's Scott E vest their jackets go for like 150 their vests usually go between 50 to 100 depends on condition this sold for $60 plus shipping it's a size large Scotty vest and it was listed not too long ago about a month ago so really happy with that purchase um especially since my thrift store they're sleeping on this they only priced this at like five bucks so Scotty vest definitely a brand to be picking up this is a billabong men's t-shirt nothing too special about it has a cool graphic on the back it was listed about four or five months ago and it
sold for actually $17 plus shipping this was a beautiful gorgeous duster cardigan the brand was new for me um and the brand is called time for me it is a embroidered duster cardigan they make a lot of embroidered crazy sweatshirts Cardigans um this was listed about 3 months ago it did sell for full price of $45 plus shipping so remember that brand time for me um they just make crazy embroidered Cardigans so this was a nice quick flip still a ton of random items going out from that storage unit buyout from almost two and a half years ago now this is a stainless steel uh serving tray this was listed about a year ago and it sold for $10 plus shipping these Adriana golde women's jeans sold for $11 plus shipping they were listed about four or five months ago okay I just listed these Gap jeans about a week ago and I took a
best offer of $14 plus shipping but no I'm not spending more than $5 for these um typically list them for about $25 these are some tactical cargo pants by the brand mascot they're a size 4630 they're a double knee and they were in great shape I listed them for $25 plus shipping they sold for full price after being listed for about a month the these are some North Face size 12 women's pants listed about 2 months ago and they sold for full actually they sold on a best offer of $20 plus shipping this men's lacass polo shirt sold for $15 plus shipping and I usually list them about $25 just depends on the size and the condition so this sold within about a month for 15 bucks plus shipping love this brand 511 tactical men's pants these were actually listed about four or five months ago and they sold on a best offer of $25
plus shipping love this brand as well this is Mountain Hardware uh this is just a men's fleece jacket size extra large listed also about a month ago and sold uh for $20 plus shipping all right we have this women's Nike size small thick heavy hoodie it's sold for $17.95 plus shipping so just to give you some encouragement if you're feeling stuck right now in your business you're feeling lost you feeling like you don't know the next direction for you to take to help you start getting more sales you're going to have to have number one an open mind you got to have an open mind as far as what opportunities are out there for you to start picking up sales in your resale business do you want to start going more of the Wholesale route and start doing more volume do you want to start just going out to more and more thrift stores do
you need to start finding new connections new sourcing habits you definitely got to have an open mind do not just stay stuck because you stay stuck you're not going to grow and you can never grow in comfort so you got to start pushing yourself and start maximizing your potential to see the growth that you want to see I by no means I'm standing around in here picking my nose walking around I when I'm in here I'm working so we're getting stuff done we're putting things away we're getting things put out and shipped out as soon as possible and you just really don't know what you're capable of until you really push yourself so I just encourage you to to have an open mind push yourself and don't give up never give up on your dream ever ever ever because if you're not working on your dream you're working on someone else's why would you want
to work on someone else's big dream when you have a great dream inside your heart right now that the world needs so get on with your purpose I encourage you to do so reach out if you have questions I hope you have a blessed day peace
