Amy Revell

Nothing.

Because my phone has a way better camera on it than that.

I never really learned how to use it properly.

And so...

What value is it bringing me?

Nothing.

So maybe it is time to donate it or maybe you can take it to cash converters.

But the value of the item is really how it's serving you, how it's making your life easier, how it's bringing you enjoyment, how it's, you know, helping you create memories.

It's not about that little dollar value that you paid or you hope that somebody else will pay for it one day.

And this one is really important.

Stuff can't buy happiness.

I mean, isn't that true?

We've all seen the shows and known people who just keep filling their lives with stuff, hoping it'll make them happy.

And maybe for the moment when they purchase it, there is that like that dopamine hit and they go these rush and they're so excited.

I've been to houses often where the rush is in the purchase and

And when the parcel arrives at the house, I don't even open it.

And there's often a pile of unopened Amazon or delivery parcels because they've got this, like, it's going to make me happy.

And maybe it made them happy for the three minutes while they were purchasing it.

And by the time it arrives, the shine has worn off and they're no longer interested in it.

And it doesn't bring them happiness anymore.