Quote Friday :: Get A Move On

I must admit, after the cleanse I am still feeling a bit sluggish. I definitely enjoyed my salmon and french fries yesterday but am feeling a bit slow today. I wanted to do a great post about an outfit or something fashion related, but then I saw this picture on Lynsey’s blog and had to share. It really is exactly how I am feeling. After a 2:30pm consulting meeting (shameless plug), my only plans are to meet-up with Molly, pop a bottle of champagne, and cheers to it being Friday. Anyone else feeling rather unmotivated today?

The one other thing motivating me, other than my consulting meeting today, is the website Career Contessa, which was just introduced to me via Lynsey’s post today. It is a beautiful site which really explores women and their careers, how they got there, and advice for other women. I am always so inspired by people’s stories of where they came from and how they got to where they are now. It is always inspirational to know that people out there worked for their dream and achieved it. You may remember this idea was the reason I started, M.A.S. Interviews. I have loved getting to hear from Gray Malin, Grace Atwood, and other amazing, and very inspiring, individuals. Sometimes I can make excuses for why something can’t be done, but after browsing Career Contessa, I am fully ready to dive into my dreams. One day you  might even see me on there! That is, after I have my champagne… Cheers!  🙂

 

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Spring cleaning. Yuck! Every year I start this process only to keep everything I needed to giveaway. I tell myself, “Oh that is cute, I will wear it this way and that way.” Do I? No. Never. This process happens every year so you think I would learn by now to just, throw it away. I am definitely a creature of habit so breaking it takes a while. However, once I do, it is done! This year I am breaking the habit.

I have been wanting to sell some pieces from my closet but am over taking them to Buffalo Exchange (isn’t it embarrassing when they don’t take something), and ebay is a waste of time unless you are selling high money items. Frustrated and lost for a place to go, I donated half my closet not too long ago. Tax write off, right? I was still frustrated with this whole process and really wanted to sell my pieces when my dear friend, Lynsey, told me about Threadflip.

Threadflip is by far one of the easiest places to sell your clothing. And guess what, “there is an app for that.” Yup, they even have their own app. You simply put in what you are selling, pull up a picture of the piece, list the price, and then hit done. After a few weeks of not selling the price will go down so you are pretty much guaranteed to sell your item. Pretty cool, huh? I will be adding pieces throughout the next few weeks so definitely check back! But in the mean time, shop till you drop! 🙂

For more from my closet shop my Threadflip here

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