Been 20 years on NP? Wow

[Bashar]

Cznt believe I've been on NP for more than 20 years

Amazing years and domain sales over the three decades I'm on the industry.

Long live domainers

 

[alcy]

nice

I'm 10 in a month

but u know how it goes.
some live lifetime in a day... some humans.
most butterflies.
etc

it's not quantity its quality..

if u spend 10 mins a day on domains for 20 yrs and a guy spend 1h a day..well he gets.to where u are in some 3yrs.

hey so what's your biggest sale in 20yrs do share

 

[internext]

Congrats @Bashir

You know, no matter how you look at it, if someone starts domaining today it will take them 20 years to catch up to where you are now... and still be 20 years behind you when they do!

 

[bismisoft]

Time flies isn't it?

Congrats @Bashar

(edited with correct bashar)

 

[alcy]

Congrats @Bashir

You know, no matter how you look at it, if someone starts domaining today it will take them 20 years to catch up to where you are now... and still be 20 years behind you when they do!

in terms of age yes.
but experience is not .measured in years. its measured in mins and hours u spend something

if I spend 10h a day to learn it I get 10 times faster than u to where u get at 1 hour per day

 

[D Haynes]

Congratulations!

 

[Wesley S]

thick and thin, congratulations on this accomplishment!

 

[enterscope]

Time to upgrade your modem

 

[bmugford]

It seems like only yesterday that I was young and poor.

Now, after years of hard work I am old.

Brad

 

[internext]

if I spend 10h a day to learn it I get 10 times faster than u to where u get at 1 hour per day

I'd suggest to you that the bank account of a newbie domaining an hour a day 20 years ago would probably exceed that of one spending 10 hours domaining per day today.

but experience is not .measured in years. its measured in mins and hours u spend something

Over many years, the opportunities and exposure to different trends significantly outweigh any short-term binge. The binge user may accumulate the same hours, but never a comparable level of experience and expertise.

Congrats again @Bashir ... your achievement is a testament to an undeniable and ongoing dedication

 

[Altetra]

Congrats Bashar but...
One of my hand reg can beat your entire portfolio and all domainers combined with their entire domaining exp!
Please excuse me, but I come for entertainment, cause such jokes make me laugh on myself without the need to smoke anything.
Try socially distancing for over 20 years then come back and try impress me!

 

[dotman]

Congratulations to Bashar!

 

[dotman]

It seems like only yesterday that I was young and poor.

Now, after years of hard work I am old.

Brad

You remind me that DataCube.com , I missed the chance to buy before you …. Now we all getting old !

 

[Fryo4life]

Congrats @Bashir

You know, no matter how you look at it, if someone starts domaining today it will take them 20 years to catch up to where you are now... and still be 20 years behind you when they do!

I don't agree with you in this case.

Tony names started domaining about 5 years ago and he is crushing it above majority that have been in domaining more than 15 years.

 

[internext]

I don't agree with you in this case.

FWIW I was referring to experience, not success. I don't believe you can achieve long-term experience from a short binge; times change. You do not benefit from the wisdom that comes from enduring changing trends, evolving technology, etc, and knowing how to roll with the times.

And to be honest, I was a bit put off by someone coming into Bashir's celebration and throwing cold water on it. Seriously, why say "20 years? Big deal! A guy could have done what you are celebrating here in just 3 years if they worked harder than you". It seemed to imply OP was lazy. Pretty rude, I thought.

So I was trying to make a point to counter that notion.

 

[Kingslayer]

Congrats! Will be 10 years for me in October.

I don't know where time as gone, I've made some mistakes (investing wise) but overall investing in domains as enhanced my life.

 

[johnn]

 

[nxe]

Time flies! Congrats!

 

[fantasystudioagency]

Cznt believe I've been on NP for more than 20 years

Amazing years and domain sales over the three decades I'm on the industry.

Long live domainers Show attachment 269985

No matter how you look at it, anyone starting in domaining today will need 20 years just to reach where you are now—yet they'll still be 20 years behind when they do

 

[dncafe]