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Richard Branson wrote a To-Do list in 1972 - you should read it today.

Are you so enthusiastic about to-do lists? What is more beautiful than ticking off one point after the other and satisfied to enjoy its success.

Richard Branson is a true master of these lists. He himself says that to-do lists have been a part of his immense success. 

The billionaire is one of the richest people in the world . His empire includes more than 200 companies, including a record company and an airline.

In 1972, when Branson was just 22 years old and was at the beginning of his career , he wrote a to-do list in his diary. He recently rediscovered the list and shared it with his fans on Twitter. It includes some ambitious goals and - well, a few strange points:


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In addition to learning how to fly, to entertain people around the world and to invite nice people, Branson also decided to expand The Manor, to optimize its work on projects and to build more stores. If you're wondering what the odd point number two is all about, you're not alone. Apparently, the one or the other point also ensures for Twitter for confusion.


When Branson wrote the list, he already owned a few Virgin Record Stores in the United Kingdom. But he was already working on establishing the records in other countries as well. At that time, his recording studio The Manor was still in the children's shoes.

Meanwhile Virgin Records belongs to the Universal Music Group and has artists such as Metallica, Rihanna, Katy Perry and Elton John under contract. Branson became a billionaire, the Virgin Group has expanded and is now doing business in industries such as holidays, aviation, banking, health and even space tourism.

And maybe this one-to-do list has helped. The list and very much hard work.

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Source: Business Insider.

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