You're listening to Minimalish, a podcast where we talk about simplifying our stuff,

our lives, our motherhood, all in a realistic way so that we can make room for what matters.

We're not here for perfectly tidy homes or seeing how much we can possibly declutter.

We're here for living with less.

Realistically, it's going to look different for all of us,

but we're not really

focused on how our version of minimalism looks anyways. We're focused on how it feels. I'm your host,

Desiree. I'm a mom to two and on my own journey of living with a little less clutter so I can

have more space for an intentional life. I'm no expert, and I like to think of this as a corner

of the internet where we're learning and growing together. So let's walk towards a more simple

and intentional life. Here's this week's episode. Welcome back to minimalish. Today, we have a topic

that we have not approached on the show before, at least not this thoroughly.

And I am so excited to be bringing this topic to you. It's something I don't think I know much about.

And I'm just so excited that I found a guest to talk to us about it. If you have ever wanted to turn your clutter into money or you've ever felt like

you don't want to just donate your stuff because it cost you money in the past. Today is your

episode. I have Olivia from the Marketplace Mom as my guest today, and she is a Facebook Marketplace

enthusiast. She absolutely loves to sell on Facebook Marketplace. She has been doing it for years,

and she has brought us all the tips and tricks, all the encouragement, because I know it can be scary to approach

this or it can feel like it would take up a whole lot of our time to even try to sell our stuff.

But if you are in decluttering mode and you feel like you have a lot of good quality stuff

that other people would want to buy, and even if you don't think other people would buy it,

Olivia might change your mind. So let's jump in to today's conversation with Olivia,

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