Last night, we finally tackled the “Maid’s Room.”
It had become a dumping ground—floor to ceiling with random stuff. The biggest item? A beautiful queen-size bed, still in protective packing when we disassembled and put into storage from three years ago.
Come hell or high water, we were getting rid of it.
I called two furniture removal companies. They don’t just haul things away—they resell furniture for profit. This bed originally cost around $4,000 USD, still in great shape, and they could easily flip it for $1,000-$2,000.
And we were giving it away for free.
Yet, both companies wanted me to pay them $25 to take it.
Not a huge amount. But it was the principle—squeezing out every cent for no reason.
So I told them to get lost.
Then I spotted the maintenance guy who had helped us the day before. He had gone out of his way to fix my daughters’ bedroom screen door—for free.
I told him about the bed. He didn’t hesitate—he took it immediately.
For him, that was pure profit. For me, it was a reminder:
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Equity > Income.
Building wealth > Chasing quick wins.
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