Between selling our main vehicle and having a real estate agent over to check out the house, we’re slowly making our way toward our dream.

We’re hoping that the real estate meeting outlines how much we could potentially receive by selling our home and what,  if any, things need to be done before we sell our house… and everything in it.

Buying our first house, sold sign

Selling everything. Feels liberating just reading it, right? If it doesn’t, that’s probably the first sign that you’re not ready to even entertain the idea. But if you’ve read it, and like the way it feels, keep reading.

We remember when STUFF used to mean so much to us. My crafting supplies, Kevin’s woodworking garage, oodles of clothing, books, equipment… these things used to make us happy, but lately, we’ve felt tied down by it all.

Here are 10 reasons why we’re playing around with the idea of selling everything in the next year and living life on the road:

  1. Our jobs make it so that we don’t need to be in any one place to get work done
  2. We hate cleaning the house
  3. We spend every waking moment with each other now anyways
  4. There isn’t much holding us to this one location
  5. We despise taking care of the yard
  6. We love traveling
  7. We want to spend more money on things that matter to us (example, travel, good food) and less money on things that don’t matter to us (example, weed killer,
  8. We’re craving adventure and our lifestyle makes it so that this switch would be easy-ish
  9. Our house is WAY too big for us. If we’re going to move, it may as well be into an RV
  10. Our things are weighing us down. When we’re out traveling, it’s our house responsibilities that forces us to come home again
Boxes in living room

Equally as important is acknowledging the fears and concerns that are holding us back from moving forward. We’ve found that by facing our fears, and understanding where they’re at and what they’re protecting us from, we can make better decisions from a place of knowing.

The limiting beliefs and fears that are stopping us from moving forward:

  1. What if we sell everything and we hate it?
  2. Will not having our money in real estate harm us in the end?
  3. How will we make friends? We find everyone keeps to themselves… will it be a lonely life?
  4. How will we maintain relationships with the ones closest to us if we’re gone for so long?
  5. Will we miss our things?
  6. How would we maintain independence from one another?
  7. Will it result in feeling ungrounded all the time?
  8. How will we meet our healthcare needs: dentist, doctor, etc.
  9. Can we function off just one vehicle, not towing anything behind?
  10. Won’t it be a nightmare to constantly dump, fill up water, propane, etc?
  11. We can only stay in the USA for a total of 6 months rolling. How do we manage that while also getting to see what we want and not freezing to death in Canada? Will it be possible, or will it lead to frustration?
  12. Will we be able to record videos properly, meet with our team, record podcasts, and maintain status quo when it comes to running the business?
  13. Netflix. We can’t live without it.

What does selling everything mean to you? Let’s chat about it in the comments.