If you think making money involves hard work, think again, then read this article.
Every now and then, you hear or read about a concept that blows you away. That is how I felt when I read the article about virtual real estate in the Financial Times this Saturday.
For the unconverted, this article should prove to you, money is made by thinking, not by working hard, cooked up in an office for a big chunk of your life.
The gist of the article is how Second Life is offering people the opportunity to own property in the “virtual world”. You have the choice to buy a completed house or have one designed for you. Apart from the cost of buying the house, you also pay about $75 a month in maintenance fees. You can read the full article here.
A crazy idea right? Well guess what, according to the article, there are 3million people who own virtual property in Second Life. You will agree it’s a lot of money for selling virtual space.
It reminds me of Alex Tew, a 22-year-old student who made £500,000 in four months with his idea of a million dollar webpage.
Think and start making money effortlessly.
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