Home Office or Home Studio?

It’s tough to get really real about having too much gear. To acknowledge that it’s a problem, and then actually do something about it. But as I start to sell some of these things, I realize there is a lot of energy in them. Not that there’s literally energy inside these things, but I’ve connected a lot to them. And the mental aspect of keeping things I don’t use is heavy. But as soon as they’re listed, it’s like mixing while having a friend/ audience in mind. You can think about what your friend would say if they heard it, and that gets you somewhere. It doesn’t get you all the way there. The friend actually has to hear it. But the pre-work is done. I talked about this a couple days ago. It’s the same with listing this gear. Once it’s listed, it’s basically out the door. I’m actually going to start boxing stuff up as I prepare to sell it, so I don’t gip anybody on packing fees or get gypped myself. I’ll just have everything ready to go, and send it out the door that way. You don’t…