“I’ll Just Sell It Later…”: The Ultimate Guide to Decluttering and Selling
- Jill Kellogg

- Mar 26
- 3 min read
Updated: Jun 5
We’ve all been there. You’re cleaning out a closet, garage, or basement. You find items you no longer need. “I’ll sell this later,” you think, setting it aside in a growing “to-sell” pile.
But days turn into weeks and weeks into months. Before you know it, that pile of things you intended to sell becomes another heap of clutter. It takes up space and adds to your overwhelm.
Here’s the reality: clutter doesn’t just take up space; it prevents you from getting truly organized.
Decluttering Your Home: The First Step
If you want an organized home, the first step isn’t buying more bins or fancy storage solutions. It’s decluttering.


Organizing 101: You Can’t Organize Clutter
This is the most important rule of organizing: if you have too much stuff, no system will fix it.
Think of it like trying to pack an already overflowing suitcase. No amount of folding, rolling, or compartmentalizing will work if you don’t remove some of the excess first.
The same applies to your home. If your closets are bursting, your garage is crammed, or your spare room is unusable, the first step isn’t “better organizing.” It’s letting go.
When you declutter, magic happens:
Your closet transforms into a space where you can quickly find what you need.
Your garage may finally have room for your car (imagine that!).
Your spare room becomes an office, a guest room, or simply a peaceful, clutter-free area.
And the best part? You can make money while clearing your space.
Why Selling Is Worth It
Decluttering is rewarding. But turning your unwanted items into cash is an extra incentive.
Make Extra Money: Those unused appliances, designer clothes, or furniture could be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
Create Space for What You Actually Use: Instead of piles of items you might one day use, focus on making room for what truly adds value to your life.
Reduce Stress: A clutter-free space is physically and mentally liberating.
Be Sustainable: Selling or donating items gives them a second life instead of letting them end up in a landfill.
The Selling Struggle
If selling unwanted items is so beneficial, why do so many people struggle to follow through?
Because selling requires work.
It takes time to take photos, write descriptions, and list everything.
It’s frustrating dealing with buyers, negotiating prices, and scheduling pickups.
It’s overwhelming to figure out what’s worth selling and what to donate.
Instead of turning clutter into cash, people leave things sitting in piles. This creates even more clutter.
That’s Where We Come In!
At Totally Organized, LLC, we don’t just help you declutter. We assist you in reselling your unwanted items so you don’t have to handle the process alone.
Here’s what we do:
We sort and identify what’s worth selling.
We manage everything: photos, listings, pricing, and buyer communication.
We coordinate sales and pickups.
You get paid without lifting a finger!
There’s no need for “I’ll sell it later.” There are no more piles of stuff waiting for the right moment. We provide a streamlined process that clears clutter while putting cash back in your pocket.
Declutter. Sell. Organize. Thrive.
Decluttering isn’t just about getting rid of things. It’s about creating a home that works for you.
Once the clutter is gone, the real organizing can begin. Your home will become functional, stress-free, and easy to maintain.
Ready to Reclaim Your Space?
If you’re eager to clear the clutter and reclaim your space without the headache of selling items yourself, let us help!
Contact us today, and let’s transform your clutter into cash. Email us at totallyorganizedllc@gmail.com.
Transform your space into something beautiful and organized. Let’s embark on this journey together!
Remember, decluttering is not just a task; it's a lifestyle change. It's about making room for the things that matter most!
Additional Tips for Decluttering and Selling
Set a timeline: Give yourself a deadline for when you want to have your items sold.
Take quality photos: Good images help attract buyers. Make sure they are clear and showcase the item well.
Write detailed descriptions: Include dimensions, brands, and any flaws. This transparency builds trust with potential buyers.
Utilize social media: Platforms like Facebook Marketplace can help you reach a wider audience.
Consider local selling events: Community garage sales are a great way to get rid of items quickly.
Let’s get started on your decluttering journey! The path to an organized life is just a decision away.




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