The turn £100.00 into £10.000.00+ by the end of 2010 official thread

deq123

Just listed a few book on Green Metropolis, has anyone else used them to sell?

Any comments good - bad - indifferent!?

Eyesparky

nellis10 wrote: »

I may join you in the PA meetings!! (Procrastinators Anonymous)

:rotfl:We could all spend loads of time procrastinating, setting up a group to help us avoid procrastinating ... with that thought , I am going to kick my own backside off to do some listing . I have been spending far too much time here avoiding making big decisions on some other big 2010 challenges, so a bit of effort there too I think .

molit

was going to arrangea meeting to discuss procrastination tomorrow, but not likely to get around to it today...:-)

paulabear

nellis10 wrote: »

I'm in a couple of meetings till 5 and them I will be straight onto the computer to list some items! Well done you for getting there!!! turbolister is great if you have a lot of items at once to list/relist.:T

I should have no excuse really, I'm at home with my two little girls, it's weird how I have no get-up-and-go unless I'm actually having to get out and talk to other adults! Let us know how you got on later :j

cally6008

Amber_Sunshine wrote: »

Did somebody say we have a Facebook group or something similar? Maybe we could post our website details there for future reference.

http://www.facebook.com/reqs.php#/group.php?gid=396812865586

MummyandPaige

ok finally plucked up the courage to start trolling the charit shops, but was a bit of a chicken, reasoned with mself that I might make a loss if I brought it for more than a pound so ended up coming away with a Haynes manual (know these go for £10-£30 dependant of model) for 29p and a sack full of odd pillow cases for 50p, they are all pink, purple or floral. Have a sewing machine so figure it is about timeI started to use it, although not quite sure what I will do yet! Also found 3m lengths of silver beads in the christms aisle of QD for 17p a pck, again don't know what I am going to do with it yet, but am formulating a plan!

paulabear

molit wrote: »

was going to arrangea meeting to discuss procrastination tomorrow, but not likely to get around to it today...:-)

Ahh it's too late in the day now, don't be hard on yourself, maybe you can do it tomorrow and then everyone can put off turning up til it's too late

paulabear

MummyandPaige wrote: »

ok finally plucked up the courage to start trolling the charit shops, but was a bit of a chicken, reasoned with mself that I might make a loss if I brought it for more than a pound so ended up coming away with a Haynes manual (know these go for £10-£30 dependant of model) for 29p and a sack full of odd pillow cases for 50p, they are all pink, purple or floral. Have a sewing machine so figure it is about timeI started to use it, although not quite sure what I will do yet! Also found 3m lengths of silver beads in the christms aisle of QD for 17p a pck, again don't know what I am going to do with it yet, but am formulating a plan!

Patchwork teddies? Lavender bags? those are good prices for a charity shop nowadays, ours have become very expensive.

MummyandPaige

paulabear wrote: »

I should have no excuse really, I'm at home with my two little girls, it's weird how I have no get-up-and-go unless I'm actually having to get out and talk to other adults! Let us know how you got on later :j

lol, in the same boat, find it hard to find the motivation to move for anything other than toilet (even then,unless I REALLY have to, I won't), yet as soon as mum and toddler comes along I am super mum!

ps have 2 girls as well 2yrs and 3 months, know only too well how you feel, shame you don't live closer, could do with a friend, moved 8 months ago and know noone still loving this challenge, means I don't feel quite so lonely x

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