It’s spring, which for me is a little different than it used to be at the nursery, but it still means the same thing when it comes to getting into shape. This is the time of year when I take off weight in preparation for hard marathon training, which usually starts in June.
It makes no sense to most people why middle-aged folks still compete so heavily in sports when they aren’t “competitive.” But competitive is all relative. You’re competing against yourself, against others your age, and against complacency.
Aging is a game of deterioration. It starts at a number and goes down from there. If you can make that number as high as possible, aging isn’t so bad. Sure, there are a million things that can get you—things you can’t control—which is even more reason to work on the things you can.
Peter Attia said it best: If you want to run marathons when you’re 80, that is 100% doable. What you can’t stop is the decline, so we need to build you up to a point where a 30% drop in VO2 max and strength still gets you across the marathon finish line.
For me, that means I need to have a VO2 max of 54–55 and be able to go 50 miles without a problem, and hit a 3:10–3:15 marathon time at age 60. My goal isn’t necessarily to run a marathon at 80—but I want to be able to if I choose to. To have the walking capacity to see a few things, enjoy life, and have great conversation.
The work I’m doing now is to have a great now—and to build a base for the years to come. I don’t have as many years ahead of me as I do behind, so I have to make every moment count.
Quote of the Day: “Growing old is mandatory, but growing weak is optional.” -Joe Friel
Domain of the Day: Hyfit.com With Hydrox taking off this has much more value than a few years ago
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Dynadot
Looty.com Last chance. Closes today
WLXE.com Same. Also closes today
NowPoint.com still 26 years old
dBTC.io aBTC on the dot come sold for mid to high six figures
Him.so Earns $16 a month in parking
Crypto.ngo Bottom of the barrel TLD, top of the foodchain keyword
Agents.city Again, taking the risk on the TLD because of the strength of the SLD
Data.quest Had no idea there was a dot quest but like the brand
Dude.app App for men
VMSY.com just expired. I think the V will let it go cheap and V as the first letter is no problem for me
Namejet
BioFitness.com Quickly added a lot of bidders
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CleanSpot.com I’d wash my car here
BuildingIdeas.com Perfect name to have an AI design site
GRMO.com Also good letters IMO
DFLabs.com There is a play of adding LLLabs.com names. A portfolio of 40-50 might work
Intelidata.com Data names always in play
Luxmo.com Only 6 bidders on this luxury brandable
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BedHouse.com You know I like house names. Bee and Seed are in my portfolio
Boaster.com People are great at Boasting
Atom – Active Auctions
MGON.com Great letters. At $200 at press time
Femine.com Has a great opening bid
SpeedCrawl.com AI crawling of data
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FDTN.com moved to BIN of $1000
BadNode.com Dirty blockchain
SwapWords.com sounds like domain platform
ECRD.com Another name with great letters Sold for $1000
FasterDeal.com What we would all like
Sedo
HDEN.com Reserve is reasonable unlike a few of the amazing names below
SYG.ai The cheapest LLL.ai at Sedo
Jews.com Big price, big religion
Hand.com Even bigger reserve. Not going to sell at auction at this price but great for advertising that its for sale
VODO.ai BIN at $500
Catched
Poker.vg So many poker sites on alt Gs No bidders
Circle.city AL. There’s one in Vegas and Indy
Domain.gl Good luck
Best.ventures Taken in 570 extensions. Best is one of the Best keywords
Electric.exchange Electricity is the backbone of all tech No bidders
Work.technology Essentially what SAAS tools are
Tiger.ventures Another dot venture I like
Giga.venturesVentures Giga as a keyword still getting bids in alt TLDs
AITools.ch SLD rocks, TLD is a meh
Godaddy Domains With Bids
6015.com 4Ns always get good bids
Partnr.com we still doing the drop a letter thing?
Biddit.com Brandable auction domain
TripDay.com Still plenty of room to make bank in travel
GamblingGuru.com Guru is more self proclaimed these days
WHC.net Can’t get much better letters
GirlMovies.com aka the Hallmark channel
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emogi.com Wrong spelling, same thought
MentalWealth.com Solid brand. Mental health = mental wealth
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cmscloud.com Taken in 27 extensions
Natal.org Exudes children
AAGaming.com All gaming names have some value
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pdfler.com
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savedbythemax.com
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SentinelCrypto.com
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tinytim.org
VoiceMind.com
WinningConstruction.com
WirelessElectricity.com
WoodRestaurantGroup.com
WorldsCrypto.com
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