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Energized by their successful sales, the author began to venture beyond their belongings, seeking out items that others had discarded. They learned that certain items—even broken tools—could fetch a decent price. For example, a broken Bosch router sold quickly for $20. This newfound knowledge led to a grassroots movement, where they scavenged items others deemed useless, discovering an exciting community of people interested in repairing and reselling goods.
The Sell Scrap Donate Throw Away Hierarchy
Armed with their selling knowledge, the author devised a systematic approach to decluttering called the "sell, scrap, donate, throw away hierarchy." This method allows individuals to evaluate what to do with each item in their possession.