I'm starting over and shifting my identity to change my life

Your money mindset and bad money habits is keeping you poor. After divorce, I'm starting over at age 47 and having to relearn everything I know about money management and personal finance. I've learnt that your habits create shifting my identity to change my life.
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Hi! My name is Mel (aka) Back from Burnout! And if you’re a reseller wanting to learn how to sell on eBay and how I run a successful eBay business selling second hand items from the thrift store then this is DEFINITELY the place for YOU! On this channel, I upload 2-3 videos a week surrounding topics such as tips for selling on eBay and how to make money selling stuff on eBay. I help you get a better understanding of what it's like being a full time eBay reseller and I'll show you what I do all day as a eBay reseller in my weekly reselling vlogs. And I basically answer any and all questions any eBay resellers may have who are looking to grow their eBay business!

[@timmypenny2080]

I am 65 and retired from working in grocery and gas staions. My friend and me have been buying and reselling storage units on ebay, flea marks etc for 15 years, Your video is awesome!! Let me ( old man LOL) add one point i learned in life and it helped me. Collect the dollar bills, Look at them and the value of them and only trade them for something of greater value!! Thed pictures of dead presidents in USA are the most valuable pictures to collect. Mel... LOVE you in the NORTH CAROLINA shirt. Thats my home state!!i I was divorce at 45 and broke , stayed single and in the lst 20 years, I am debt free and own my house and i still save 1.00 5.00 10.00 20.00 dollar bills in monthly envelopes in my safe. YOU GOT THIS MEL!!!!!!!!

[@bobhale8325]

Loving your resolve to change your life. My wife (77) and I (81) need to change our lives, have an emergency fund and more of what you just talked about. You are inspiring us and probably many others to turn their lives around.

[@technsports]

You're always the most inspiring Mel! Thank you for being so open & honest. This journey of yours will help a lot of people.

[@rebeccaprice6006]

I collect dollar bills and memories with my kiddos. I’ve learned that’s all I need ❤️

[@jeanettedeblois7878]

Mel, you are the greatest young woman. I am 77 and took many of the steps that you are contemplating. Find one thing that you can cut back on and work with it. I am very comfortable living my life and had my struggles, but I am happy.❤

[@cookiesoftware925]

Your strength is admirable. Going through my own struggle at 34. You can lose everything at any age, and I wallowed for years. Wasted time. You're right - getting your mind right is everything. Mindset matters and you can do it if you keep going

[@MakingEndsMeet_JudysStopNShop]

I'm 55 years old and in the exact same place in life. This video really hits home with me. ❤

[@DIYJeff]

Way to go Mel! So many are crippled by their habits and unable to change. You and so many others are a great example that it just requires determination and a desire and you can change anything!

[@Joan-COYI]

Mel it’s amazing. Two hours ago I had an appointment with a Naturopath. It was my first meeting with him, and during our conversation, he recommended that I read the book atomic habits. I had just downloaded it from Audible, when I listen to your video, and I was walking around the room saying “wow wow wow I can’t believe what I’m hearing”. This was a very inspiring topic, and I’m full of admiration for you, always have been since your first video! What a long way you have come and how much you’ve progressed , congratulations and good luck. I know you are going to do well and have a wonderful life. Thank you for sharing with us. Much love. 💕

[@tamarahcharter2822]

AWESOME vid Mel….SoSO RELATE….I ENVY that you’ve seen the ‘big picture’ re your financial position in your 40’s….This is something I’ve been stressing about though I’m almost 60….Here’s to BOTH of us (& many more Women) changing our financial identities around to ensure our security down the track….!!!!!😊👊🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@user-gc5ee8gh8h]

I started again my 40’s too I was a stay at home mum with a part time job. Taking control of your finances is a great feeling. I work off a zero base budget so I know where all my dollars go. I have been able to buy my own place build an emergency fund and save for retirement. Anything is possible when you put your mind to it. Good luck on your journey 😊

[@RowdyRomantic]

It's really inspiring.

[@sharibrewster4153]

Thank you Mel for your openness and honesty. At 76 and on a pension I learned long ago to separate my needs from my wants. That has helped me curtail my spending especially impulse buying. Do I need this? Or do I just want it? I pay bills and then I buy what I need. It works a treat! I actually save money now in a special online account. And no credit cards! Bless you Mel, your future is bright! 😊❤

[@marcicook3166]

I agree to a point but hustle culture can be toxic. Money is important and I’m not denying that but things are important in a different way. They hold memories, they bring joy, they add something to your life. Of course you can go overboard, many people do, material things can put you in debt quick, but it’s about finding a balance and being smart with your money without worshipping it. Just my thoughts 😊

[@jasperanddustpan]

Being able to pivot that fast is huge! That's great. This is very helpful. Thank you.

[@asecondchancefarm]

Thank you so much for your openness and I can so relate. I am also divorced and independent along with my fur babies❤ I also am going to collect dollars and not stuff. I am almost 60 and I wish all of us here the best on our journey to success and a fulfilling life✌️🤗

[@gared287]

Most of us never realize is we are pretty much all products of our upbringing. If our parents made good money, we probably will as well. If our parents were educated, we probably are as well. If our parents were good with their money, we most likely are the same. It is good that you realize things need to change in the way you conduct your business and financial lives. If one does not see a need to change, the same habits will continue throughout one's life. Good luck!

[@liannehill748]

Good luck you are definitely projecting a more positive vibe I’m sure you can do it

[@Yeshanu]

I'm 64, and I'm absolutely amazed at the number of commenters who are around my age and even older, and we're just learning now to collect dollar bills! Love the perspective. This moght be the single most valuable video you've put out, and believe me, that's saying something! You rock! 💖

[@TheFrankstonFlipper]

I don’t actually agree with not collecting anything. I collect WWE figures and have been lucky to pick up rare ones for cheap. It makes no sense to sell if I can buy it back again for cheaper. You need to have a balance too. Collecting the things you’re passionate about helps give you balance.