How long could you go without buying anything new?
Yerdle is challenging people to make a commitment to stop buying new things for 30 days (or however long you decide works for you!) by taking their Unshopping Challenge.
They want to encourage people to unclutter their lives, save money, and create less waste.
If you decide to take the Unshopping Challenge, you can make your own rules. Yerdle encourages you to still buy food (of course!) and consumable items, but what they really hope to do is to challenge people who have a shopping “addiction” or who just shop as a recreational activity, to break free from excessive shopping and spending in order to save money and simplify your lives.
Here’s how they encourage you to consider setting up your Unshopping Challenge:
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For 30 days, buy nothing new (except things you can’t re-use like food and gas).
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Sign up for a Yerdle account (it’s free!), go through your stuff, and post pictures of items you no longer need, love, or use.
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If someone is interested in your item, they can purchase it with Yerdle credit and you’ll earn Yerdle credit when you ship it out.
- You can use your Yerdle credit to “buy” items from other sellers on Yerdle. You pay shipping on the items you “purchase”.
This is a great way to not only clear your home of clutter and save some money, but by taking the Unshopping Challenge, it will likely help you evaluate your spending habits in a new light. And maybe you’ll end up forever changed as a result.
Sign up for the Unshopping Challenge here.
Tip: When you sign up for Yerdle, you can grab your referral link and share it with others. If others sign up through your link, you’ll earn 10 free Yerdle points and they’ll get 10 free Yerdle credits, too!
This post was underwritten by Yerdle. See my disclosure policy here.
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Source: moneysavingmom.com