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How to own an island
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Monge Malo, the best seller in Spanish language told this story a few days ago. ​ In 1978, Richard Branson (founder of Virgin), to impress his then-girlfriend, pretended to be buying a deserted island. Yeah… just like that. Some vacuum the car, others pretend to buy an island… ​ The island’s price was $6 million. ​ Richard offered $100,000. ​ Just for the laughs and with the intention to have good company under the sheet. ​ The owner counter-offered at $180,000, and Richard ended up acquiring Necker Island. ​ Yeah… just like that. ​ Luck? Of course. ​ Luck always follows those who take action. Those who seek the experience above all else. And those who ask. Especially when the requests are crazy and bold. ​ Action is always better than complaining. ​ Start taking action. Click below. ​
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