Then I was interested to see where the train went with people on computers and doing business on the internet – as the internet really is a pot of GOLD. And Domains Investing is the ultimate straight to the vein way to make money on the internet – by selling the internet picks, shovels and pots of Gold.
Just look at Domain Names! You can buy TLDs (Top Level Domains) for under $10 – and then resell for $50, $600, $3,000, $30,000, $160,000, $1million, $3million, $10million.
These are the prices names have been reselling for over the past couple of years. Last year CreditCard.com ws resold twice – first for $1million and then resold again for $3million (A nice quick profit). This year sale of Fund.com completed for just under $10million. And most people have heard by now that Sex.com and Porn.com were sold for millions too.

Bottom line though is – a Domain Name is first like a Pick and Shovel: You can make money with it daily using it as part of your business, generating revenue – either for the products you sell or just using it as an advertising device to promote other peoples products.
But the real Gold in Domain Names is being able to resell them for margins exclipsing what gold and forex have done in the last 2 years. The average resale value of Domain Names now is $600. So the potential ROI (return on Investment) is around 6000%. Now if that is not enough try calculating the ROI for Domains selling for hundreds of thousands and millions of dollars.

Maybe having realised that you need a chair to sit in – or likely a bed to have a lay down. Bt dont sleep for too long. Now it is the time to get in to the Domains business. You can get your own pick and shovel, sell picks and shovels to others, and also mine pots of gold. Why wait?
http://www.domainsbankers.com

Sometimes when I’m just doing routine office work I’ll switch to “Beatles-A-Rama” — all Beatles music.

In my car with the top down, screaming down the road, I listen to U2 and Alicia Keys.

And then I sing with The Nashville Choir. This Thursday morning we’re singing backup with Michael W. Smith at the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast here in Nashville. Most of our singing is church music. Last Sunday night we did a community hymn sing at the beautiful new symphony hall here in Nashville with Bill Gaither, Melinda Dolittle and Amy Grant.

I believe music releases a creativity that stays blocked otherwise.

I agree that anything we do must be done with integrity — otherwise we will not experience long-term rewards — in this life or the next. Thanks for the reminder.