

I could not have put this any better except add class 0.
If you are a manager or just work with people, you know there are several different types when it comes to problems. This chart identifies each type perfectly. When I first started my business, I had zeros. They were the people who actually caused the problems. It evolved to 50% ones, and the rest moved up the scale. The best people I had were 5s. They were the ones that you would give up some of your own pay and profits to keep. They make your life so much better.
I evaluate my partners and employees along these lines. If we have a problem how do the handle it? If not, were they paid to handle it? You have to be fair about expectations and rewards. In some cases it’s great to have people merely point out the problems and make you aware before the problem gets worse. After that, it comes down to expectations. There are just some people who get shit done. I’ve had summer college help who were much better than many of my managers Smarter, harder working, and problem solvers. But they were going to go one to be leaders and take roles that paid 10X what our managers were making. I was merely a summer job that was close and fun.
If anything this chart made me respect all the 5s I’ve worked with over the years. I texted a few and thanked them right after I wrote this. You should do the same. Not my coworkers and partners, yours. π
Quote of the Day: “Don’t find fault, find a remedy; anybody can complain.” β Henry Ford
Domain of the Day SteadyHands.com The way I like my surgeons
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Dressmaker.com The bespoke dress and suit business is alive and well
Lakas.com Means “strength” in Filipino
Tovon.com Decent 5L. Notice that decent 5Ls are now getting bids every day
AdThinker.com AI ad and marketing help
Lucky.money $44 renewal cost. Good to be lucky
Tallux.com Another nice brandable
ILoveIt.com I do
TeaGram.com Spill the tea
Fast.food At $10. I don’t know the actual renewal. Was told $2Kish and Tian.hu has it cheap but no Whois
Namejet
Pizzafest.com Not huge value but I 100% would go
SunLaw.com Solar lawyers
VintageClothing.com As seen on Domain Sherpa. We loved the industry but the name was a bit generic
RateWell.com Sounds like a loan origination site
RubberBands.com I thought this would be a fun product site. Colorful and unusual rubber bands
Emagination.com Great brand for anything creative
Shay.com Popular name. I think Dan and Shay
PrivateLessons.com Virtual Music Lessons
BotHouse.com Going to need a big house with all these bots
Atom – Active Auctions
DERI.com Nic CVCV with two days left
NNIV.com Met reserve at $250
JAXB.com Jacksonville B
LEDE.com Officially a CVCV.com
PFUR.com I see pets here
DPWS.com Great letters. Top tier 4L
TSCB.com Also good one here
Sedo
RYMV.com As usual, a bunch of 4L.com up for auction
Catched
Kraken26.at I bet you never will guess what this price is at
CrowdLending.es Another English word in .es getting good bis
TheSaltyFox.org Jumped over the lazy dog
IOT.solar The Internet of things. No bids
Defi.center Shows you how fall Defi has fallen. No bids
Astor.mx Keyword being used in several industries
RedNote.xyz Already a popular Chinese Social media site
Potion.fr Another English word dot France getting bids
Fur.baby What people often call their dog or cat
Unstoppable Domains
BioSecurity.xyz Security names, especially in blockchain like using XYZ
Slanco.com Brandable with no bids at $8
UploadLabs.com Nice tech name
Ogaga.com 5L with no bidders
SpinalCare.org 25 years old. Medical and dot org work well together. No bids at $7
SuperHost.org A direct to owner, home rental market
Tovon.com Nice 5L.com at $27
Namepros
Chatler.ai At $30
FTUY.com At $104 currently with BIN dropped to $155
PWKE.com And this one is at $130 and rising π€
AgentTrait.com The word agent automatically draws the eyeballs
ReadyRedeem.com
Capitalized.io BIN at $149
Godaddy Names with Bids
RapidRobotics.com Most bids on the board today
OceanSurf.com I’d take my family to this restaurant
UseBitcoin.com use it while you can π Actually domain is doing really well
Zigzag.net I only think of the rolling papers
11113.com A Chinese domain investor is going to love this one
Cafe.xyz Be careful $1125 renewal
OnFarm.com People love going to the farm or getting products directly from the farm
MyLink.org I think Linktree type product when I see this
WetFun.com Waterpark
Technesis.com Let’s call this an AI name
TeleTutor.com Teledoc for Math
Yiara.com Pretty brandable but only taken in 8 extensions
SanteLabs.com Add it to your Labs collection
Flexxpay.com People love their pay names. Already pretty high
GoDaddy Names Value Names (Low or No Bids)
The Rest of the Godaddy Names with Bids
16414.com
21365.com
29284.com
50ex.com
588Bet.cc
American-Heritage.org
ashwinanokha.com
BarbSnow.net
Bet873.com
bingbangnyc.com
bnn.network
dexwallet.io
esta-usagov.com
EurekaBikeKitchen.org
GiftBitcoin.com
GiftCardCentre.com
gkpm.com
HalfPizza.com
IndustrialTraining.com
itskatatomods.com
kiyama.com
LifeBloomOrganics.com
MarchForJustice.com
meetbaarbeter.com
MineralWealth.com
OpenGambling.com
Organically.org
PowerPoker.net
sakq.com
Seafood.me
SideDoorAccess.com
SigmaPlatform.com
tammyfayebway.com
thecuraco.com
ThinkBuddha.org
tqem.com
trikal.com
UnitedForGood.com
vblog.net
VirtualRealityTraining.com
visitslovakia.com
WebmasterUsa.com
Wins.vip
WorkoutPlus.com
ZoneCommerce.com
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