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If you desire to make money with the best of the best in life, then you’d better be a mover and a shaker.

The same is no different when it comes to brokering domain names for buyers and sellers.

Today’s podcast guest stumbled upon success brokering commercial real estate and hawking airplane headsets long before she knew what a domain was, and that a domain industry existed.

There aren’t many people that can say they are an original when it comes to domain investing. Of course, there’s Mike Berkens, Rick Schwartz, Castello Brothers, Frank Schilling and the list goes on.

But when you say the name Thompson, who comes to mind?

The domain industry is quite small when compared to most industry and market segments. It’s mostly been a male-dominated industry, lacking ethnic and gender diversity.

However, the industry is growing, reaching and connecting with new audiences that look, live, and think differently than the status quo western-centric domain investor.

In fact, a number of domain investors are popping up around the globe, making not only a name for themselves but transfiguring their lives as they master buying and selling domain names to create generational wealth.

But with everything in life, buying and selling domain names is full of ups, downs, twists, turns, and everything in between. You win some. You lose some. And then, there are those that are simply a draw.

We rarely hear about these types of stories, if ever, but this is not the case for today’s podcast.

Domain investors often share and agree the buying domains is the easiest part of domaining.

What’s the most challenging task that’s nearly next to impossible?

Here’s a look at the top 5 podcasts for Kickstart Commerce in March, ranked by the total number of monthly downloads:

Stay in school is the common mantra one hears early in life. Go to school. Make good grades. Get a good job.

It’s very rare to discover someone that drops out of high school at the age of 16 and MIT a few years later, especially a highly studious person.

But if dropping out of school twice doesn’t drop your jaw, then maybe being a Y-Combinator alum as well as receiving a $100,000 Thiel Fellowship grant after successfully founded Nambase.io — the premier domain registrar built on top of the new DNS protocol Handshake — just might grab your attention, a little more.