Shane's List of Domains at Auction for Monday, May 19th, 2025
I was talking to someone about what makes a man mature (a woman as well). One of the key points we agreed on was the ability to feel genuine joy from the success of others. Many of my friends and I are high achiever-driven people. That drive usually centers around personal goals, and our joy often comes from achieving them. Often, it’s about making money. Not necessarily spending it, but tracking it, watching it grow.
When you’re young, that joy might come from sports, grades, or how many friends you have. But as you begin to reach your goals—or your goals become so big they’re hard to define-you start to find joy in helping others reach theirs. Especially your kids and family. It stops being about you and starts being about them.
It’s not always the case, but we agreed: if you meet a man with no spouse or kids, his goals are usually 100% personal. If he’s married, he’ll likely have shared goals around the marriage or retirement. And if he has kids, his personal goals still exist but they become tied to what he can do for his family. To give them something: happiness, opportunity, stability, love.
That doesn’t mean someone without a family has bad goals, or that they’re immature or selfish. It’s just part of a life progression—how your goals evolve over time and what you’re trying to achieve.
My goals now are about giving my parents a great last quarter of life, a strong first quarter for my daughter, and a life full of happiness for my wife and me. Money is certainly part of that, it’s the backbone of a lot of it. But what I spend it on, and who I spend it for, has changed.
I want my mom to see things she’s never seen. I want to take walks with my dad and talk about anything but business. I want my daughter to know she can do anything she wants, and if she fails, it’s okay. She can try again.
You can imagine what kind of life that become when you not only build your own joy, but get to add the joy of 5 to 10 other people. Mailbox joy coming in all day and night. Happiness is an underrated currency, and in many cases, it’s harder to earn than a paycheck.
My goal from here on out is to cash checks from both.
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GoalTracking.com As I discussed here
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Oby.org I think OBGYN when I see it. Most bids on Dyna today
Hyped.org The entire internet is running on hype
Taxland.com It will be AI
TheSublet.com Because sometimes you need to move and you’re still in a lease . US we call it sublet and sublease
AShout.com I see this more of giving ” a shout” out vs Ashout
FitCheck.me Social app where you show your fits and people comment
UFDH.com Great letters. H for holdings
GrabYourBrand.com Social media and domain marketplace
FMWO.com Great letters. I will bid on this one
AITech.com Most bids on the Namejet 3 day board
Soars.com Sores is the issue but that merely gives you a discount
Decorland.com Another restoration hardware
Finarch.com Fintech
IronSail.com Exudes moving forward and strength
Zande.com A tribe in Africa but also a good looking brand
ChildCustody.com 100% going to be to attract clients in battles over child custody. One of the more emotional things in life
SimplyRewards.com You know exactly what they are offering
Bote.ai These pronounceable 4L.ai all have good value IMO
Eliminator.io Sounds like an online game and io is the home of many of these games
Westside.ai Memorable brand. West siiiiiiiiiide
Gleek.ai Great brand. We used to call gleeking when you spit by pressing your tongue down. Doubt that’s common
Cuddles.ai reserve almost met at $300
Rey.io King
Snuff. ai Another keyword that makes a fun AI brand
Pluur.com No reserve. Under $100 its a good add IMO I bought it
GEEH.com Was the most bids in the current SEDO 4L.com auction but Vuhi took over
VUHI.com I knew this would meet reserve at $99. Can’t get a CVCV that cheap
EXZA.com We’ll call this pronounceable
XCXP.com People like Xs. Like placeholders not an acronym
PopeLeoXIV.com Probably the best Pope Leo name other than PopeLeo.com. I’m not a fan of Pope name monetization
Morals.com High reserve but morals are tough to find
DZIZ.com I see disease. Gets 400 visits a month
HealthyForever.com Reserve shows the owner loves his domain but would sell it for high wholesale
ZTFO.com Z the F out
DUWD.com “Dood”
BYB.ai Thought this one was a fair price
GXXO.com Like it merely because its pretty looking
Defi.center One of the most popular keywords there is
Defi.vision Even some value in dot vision which is today’s TLD I didn’t know existed
Positive.marketing Hard to argue this isn’t a positive name
Admiral.fi I like Fi names. of course you are battling dom and dot finance
Atlantic.energy I didn’t know dot energy existed but I like it
Gen.energy Here’s another one
BlueJay.net Enough use cases that the dot net has good value
BuilderChain.com A bit generic but blockchain is meant to build not gamble
CarSquad.com Sales, repair, and mechanics
DDOS.org DDOS prevention company
JCHM.com The kind of letters you should want to own
LawBot.com AI is certainly going to make legal help more accessible
Mintology.com NFTS are way down but not dead
ModernCare.com I really want this one but most likely going to go for over 5 figures
Moustache.net Moustaches are very in right now. Beards out
Numberwise.com Good data brand
Overweight.org HUGE category. Pun intended
ProductManagement.org The org fits nicely with these keywords
RemovalCompany.com junk and tattoos
SecureTeam.com This is a maybe. Security company but the wording makes the company sound secure not a security product
ThisApp.com Because you won’t get App.com . Marketing name all the way
ZonaPay.com Everyone needs a portfolio of Pay names. Atom showed its one of the top selling keywords
66kk.com
77319.com
81579.com
93145.com
aapsa.org
AffiliateAd.com
AmapaDigital.net
ApartmentInvestments.com
Bluejay.net
BuilderChain.com
CarSquad.com
ComicBooked.com
ConvergeConsulting.org
ddos.org
DiscoverYourTrueNorth.org
dphotojournal.com
EcoGreenWorld.com
elitecbd.com
fablabdazaifu.com
gkmb.com
GoalTracking.com
GoodAcupuncture.com
HomesToronto.com
IsraelTravel.com
JapanPerformingArts.org
jchm.com
jeh.org
LastFirst.com
LawBot.com
MindStand.com
MintOlogy.com
MobileVentures.com
ModernCare.com
Moustache.net
MyBoySandTheirToys.com
MyPower.net
NaritaBoy-Game.com
NowTask.com
NumberWise.com
oplakeforest.com
opria.com
Overweight.org
pkspekanbaru.com
PonderosaSteakHouses.com
ProductManagement.org
RemovalCompany.com
RentPartners.com
RewardMarketing.com
RoyalFunds.com
sato.net
scitechsoft.com
SecureTeam.com
SolidMasters.com
SoulBodyMind.com
sparepartssa.org
SportBet24.net
tastenyc.com
ThisApp.com
TravelOrganizer.com
ufacafe.com
ukpro.com
uzmetronom.com
veraneandoadventure.com
wanowa.com
WebFrancia.com
willschristmas.com
WorldAndMain.com
YellFukuoka.com
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