As you’ve pretty much gather I am all about getting the most out of our brains and body as we possibly can. I’m always trying to figure out how to get more out of what I have. I’m definitely not the smartest guy in the room and have never been the most physically gifted person either. My body is tough, just not at the top of scale of anything. So I’ve been forced to learn how to work with what I have. Usually I succeed by working a little harder or just sticking with something until everyone else gives up.
I’ve been reading some great books lately and one of them is Endure. It’s a book about the limits of the human body. Much of it proves exactly what I’ve always thought. Limits are created by the mind. The mind is there to save you from yourself. You can’t breathe? It makes you pass out so you relax and start breathing. You running too far? It puts out three chemicals that stop your muscles from working. Lactic acid being one. But it needs the other two in addition to shut you down. How do I stop one of the three? I have always felt that if I could teach my body that everything is OK that it will let me do more. So I train it. I push things a little further week by week, month by month, trying not to trigger anything. Then when I ask it to do something unusual it has no fear of it. It thinks, “I’ve done this before. We’re good” It allows me to think, run, and react just a little faster and a little longer than I used to.
I learned this from analyzing performance. Any time I was at a familiar venue or event. Speeches, races, tests. I always had my best performances. New things, new courses? I always got tired or got nervous. My mind seemed to get the best of me. So now I make sure that if I am going to try something different or at a different location, I get familiar with it before the event. And it really has helped me. Especially in races. I will drive the course. Do a Google street map. Just to get familiar with the place. When I would take a test, give a speech, I will go to the building and sit in the room. It’s silly but it works for me. Turn the grind into a familiar grind.
The book has more great info if you’re in to that type of thing. My friend who is a sports medicine doctor thought I would like it because it is about stuff we’ve been discussing for years. Things we’ve thought but now have some science behind it. It also made my daughter think that I might be little wiser than she gives me credit for. Since everything I told her seems to be right. She would never admit it but she’s just like me in her approach to work, running, and school. The difference is I feel amazing for an old guy and that’s good enough. She is looking to compete. Compete for scholarships, jobs and life. I’m hoping I’m giving here an edge. So far so good.
On a completely different note. I bought a pair of the new Jordan BREDs below. I had no idea how popular they would be. I just wanted them because they were just like a pair I owned 3 decades ago. But now they’re going for $300 on StockX and I think I’d rather have the money now. It’s crazy that 30 years later they are just as popular as the day I bought my first pair. Then again the business model was to try and sell as many shoes as they could back in the day. Not pretend they are more popular than they are.
Here are today’s names. Click on them for current price
Quote of the Day: “There are three ways to go broke: “ladies, liquor and leverage” Warren Buffet
Domain of the Day: LifeBox.net Dot com in use and developed and dot org is even bigger. Leaving this one available for anyone that wants to use the term Lifebox
Namejet and Sedo Names at Auction
Bendier.com Exudes being flexible and also a last name. No bids
FRI.com Doesn’t have to represent Friday but that’s what most will see. Reserve is fair but high
HHFA.com My favorite LLLL.com closing at NJ today but reserve will have to be on left side of range
Gwen.com Gwen Stefani may be the only one that can afford it
Baby123.com I liked this as a short, cute, brand. Assumed I would get it for $69. Nope. Has bids
BlockCity.com Blockchain turned this from $69 to $1000 plus
HittingCoach.com No bids. Every baseball team has one
Draft.io Ends today. Fantasy sports name although when Trump sees it he starts faking a foot injury
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
RealFollower.com What the Twitter and Instagram follower sellers are telling you they are giving you. Great name for a company that provides this fake real follower
Recede.com An entire site dedicated to my hairline. 1998 domain with 42 bids
Tiraco.com A last name and the name of a few entities. Has some age as well
TeenStyle.com Biggest segment of spenders. Their parents for them. As a parent of one they miraculously always have money
Raking.com Poker or gardening
RunningAmok.com Running site or parenting site
GDRS.com Great letters. Domain Gang isn’t running articles about these dipping in price anymore because they are actually going up. The good ones are back to $2500
ShowerStools.com Sit down, relax, and take in the hot water. Just don’t think about all the water you’re wasting. 7 bids
TurnkeyProperties.com Top amount of bids on the Godaddy board today
Corks.net Wine name all the way
CryptoTutor.com One of the first crypto names I may actually buy
SEOConnect.com SEO continues to be a big business. Just not the easy money it used to be
ADashofAss.com I laughed and then I looked around to see if anyone saw me laughing
LivingBlack.com This is a great name that could be used for a great story.
MaternityStyle.com Just because you have another human in you and a few extra pounds doesn’t mean you can’t look put together. Although it adds to the dificulty
SPYApps.com People just love spying and doxxing people
Godaddy Names With No Bids
uParked.com Because the world can’t have enough ideas to brighten the future of parking
SugarBad.com Sugar Buster name. And it truly is.
PremierSelections.com Sounds classy yet its only $12
HypePark.com Not a lot of value but would make a great marketing agency name
MindCellar.com Not sure what it would be used but easy to spell and remember. 1998 birthday and no bids
Gigaru.com Brand Bucket would probably take this one
ILikePot.com At $12 pretty sure you could sell this to some canna smoker for 10 times your money
DropABomb.com It does rhyme
Endoskeleton.com A bit long but a real term and techy sounding
ClickForPrice.com No seriously, the name is ClickForPrice.com
SpleenFlipper.com If this domain thing doesn’t work out I’m moving into the organ aftermarket
MyDrugOfChoice.com I’ll say caffeine…..or opium
CacheDirectory.com Geocaching is a big big hobby for millions around the world. Modern day treasure hunt
WeSellOceanfront.com Great marketing name for a company that does
NastyRumor.com 1998 domain with no bids. On today’s internet a Rumor is good enough
WeedBacon.com That’s gonna sell very well
Godaddy Names With Bids
2office.com
4rental.com
982366.com
AkumalYoga.com
ArawakDivers.com
AshevilleLaw.com
Avvenire.com
BelAirMarijuana.com
BlackCat-Brewery.com
BYHQ.net
CentraLife.com
ChainDice.com
CoutureMahal.com
DentistCincinnati.com
DoggyDatez.com
DrinkCoin.com
Ebrio.com
EcoWorldwide.com
EliteCarpets.com
Ericd.com
eussner.net
FarmersFood.com
Flash-Studio.net
fromagerierestaurant.com
GeneticsSolutions.com
GLTFX.com
GoldWord.com
HelpSouthDakota.com
herpvetconnection.com
iot-planet.org
JGCS.net
MasterDentalCare.com
Nicolino.com
nikiboonphotos.com
Noadn.org
NXTR.net
Originaltv.com
passion-eriba.org
PompanoFamilyDental.com
PQ55.com
QCDM.net
rachael-stirling.com
RideSafety.com
RPGFanfics.net
rtf-heli.com
RupeeNews.com
Sarah-Jean.com
SCWX.net
SEOQuest.com
SexBabesTown.com
super-mp3-download.com
SuperheroMoviesNews.com
SZFW.net
ThePurpleElephant.net
ThinkGrowProsper.com
Vbatty.com
VerdictMarketing.com
VFPX.com
VillageMarketCollegedale.com
xmybhb.com
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I’m having a serious case of DejaVoodoo! I’ve been asleep since 4am .. well before you post your blogs .. so why is your post so familiar? I think I’ve finally lost my mind!
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As for your comment for ADashOfAss .. that happens to me all the time that I laugh out of the blue because of a domain name. Then usually little steamie looks up at me like I’m crazy. Happens all the time when I’m walking him while listen to Sherpa Reviews as well! 🙂