Reseller Reflections. A Day in the Life of a Full Time Reseller Supporting Her Family.
Oct 8, 2026 · 5 min · 3 segments
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But feeling behind, I have, and I've kind of forgot this feeling because I got so used to it, right? With consignment and stuff, there's always sourcing and whatever you're doing, there's always this influx of inventory, right? Yeah.
And I have a huge influx of inventory.
And because I have been doing other things like reconciliation, I've not been listing the volume that I generally do.
So I'm not keeping up with it.
The photographed items are just stacking up around me.
All of those bags behind me are photographed and ready to be listed.
In addition, I have like six bags next to me here.
And I'm just feeling like, really, how am I going to balance this? because I am getting that inventory onto 30 racks by the end of the year.
And I'm working on that very, very diligently.
That is absolutely my priority, but there's still the incoming inventory that I've been working on like very little bit at little bit, but it's just, it's just piling up and it's absolutely making me Yeah, it's making me kind of lose it.
And I had that feeling.
I remember when I first opened this door, there was this feeling of like, all right, we just have to catch up.
We just have to catch up.
We just have to catch up.
And at some point we all realized, all right, well, we're never going to be caught up.
This is like a constant cycle.
This is a constant cycle.
There is no catching up.
And if you ever do catch up, you know what? You're just inviting a whole slew of stuff to happen.
But that feeling that just like overwhelm and feeling like you need to catch up and that's just the way it should be because that was kind of the job I had before was like you'd finish a project, right? And you'd start something new.
Well, this is very different.
You'd clear the queue completely, right? And this is a very different job.
You have to come to terms with that.
And I felt like I had, but now it's bugging me because I'm not putting the normal time in, but I'm still getting the normal amount of inventory in.
So I have not planned that as well as I should have.
But feeling behind, I have, and I've kind of forgot this feeling because I got so used to it, right? With consignment and stuff, there's always sourcing and whatever you're doing, there's always this influx of inventory, right? Yeah.
And I have a huge influx of inventory.
And because I have been doing other things like reconciliation, I've not been listing the volume that I generally do.
So I'm not keeping up with it.
The photographed items are just stacking up around me.
All of those bags behind me are photographed and ready to be listed.
In addition, I have like six bags next to me here.
And I'm just feeling like, really, how am I going to balance this? because I am getting that inventory onto 30 racks by the end of the year.
And I'm working on that very, very diligently.
That is absolutely my priority, but there's still the incoming inventory that I've been working on like very little bit at little bit, but it's just, it's just piling up and it's absolutely making me Yeah, it's making me kind of lose it.
And I had that feeling.
I remember when I first opened this door, there was this feeling of like, all right, we just have to catch up.
We just have to catch up.
We just have to catch up.
And at some point we all realized, all right, well, we're never going to be caught up.
This is like a constant cycle.
This is a constant cycle.
There is no catching up.
And if you ever do catch up, you know what? You're just inviting a whole slew of stuff to happen.
But that feeling that just like overwhelm and feeling like you need to catch up and that's just the way it should be because that was kind of the job I had before was like you'd finish a project, right? And you'd start something new.
Well, this is very different.
You'd clear the queue completely, right? And this is a very different job.
You have to come to terms with that.
And I felt like I had, but now it's bugging me because I'm not putting the normal time in, but I'm still getting the normal amount of inventory in.
So I have not planned that as well as I should have.
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