I registered a domain name on the same day that Jeff Bezos went to space. And I just let it expire. Here's what happened: As I was watching the Blue Origin launch that sent Jeff Bezos and a small crew to the edge of space, the newscasters mentioned something called

Most people are familiar with websites and domains that end in DOT COM and they've also likely heard about DOT NET and DOT ORG domains. But did you know that there are now HUNDREDS of domain extensions? Yup! DOT COM is still the number one domain extension to own, but

You can buy BRAND NEW domain names (that have never been registered before) for under $10/year. Just search sites like GoDaddy.com to see if a domain is available. If it is, simply pay the registration fee and you'll own the domain. It feels like I register a new

Buying and selling domains might sounds complicated if you've never done it before. But, for those who are interested, I'll try to break it down and make it simple as I can. Domains are unique, digital assets that can be bought and sold online. You purchase domains by registering them

Lately, I've received A LOT of interest about domains. But why? I'm usually known as the Amazon/FBA guy or that arbitrage guy, or an author/self-publishing guy, right? Well, last week I shared images of a couple of large domain sales that I made last year that I previously

I just really like domains and I've been buying them since 1999 (I only wish I had started sooner). Last year I sold TWO DOMAINS for $100,000. And, yes, I'm making a course/book about it. It's the best way (in my opinion) to compile information on a specific

When I announced that my next Authorpreneur Challenge was coming up in a few weeks, I received A LOT of interest. But it wasn't exactly the interest that I expected. Everyone wanted to know more about buying and selling DOMAINS! You see, when I run my challenges and teach people

Does the world need another podcast? Probably not, and that's why my podcast is SO MUCH MORE than 'just another podcast'. You see, there are already podcasts out there about Amazon and ecommerce (and they're great) so I knew my podcast needed to be DIFFERENT. So I'm doing something that

Consider a Venn diagram with two circles. One is filled with the things that you consider to be “work”, or things that you don’t love to do, but you can do them to make money. The other is filled with the things that you consider to be “fun”, or

I stumbled onto a video from Derek Muller's Veritasium channel (linked below) that made me think about the Amazon/entrepreneurial space and how people learn. The video was about how "this technology will revolutionize education!" and, spoiler alert, history has repeatedly proven that this is false. Let me explain: As

To all my 'shiny object', imposter syndrome, "wannabe entrepreneur" friends, this may be the most important thing you've ever read. You may have adult ADHD.

If you haven't been on Clubhouse (https://www.joinclubhouse.com [https://www.joinclubhouse.com/]), I highly recommend downloading the app and replacing your radio or Spotify consumption with real talk from real people about all kinds of interesting topics. I've been listening to a lot of rooms about business, entrepreneurship,

I've done this for a long time and I've personally coached thousands of people. I've seen what works and what doesn't work. And the one consistent piece of advice that I can give to everyone is to find things that have potential upside and have no potential downside. Then do