There are some crazy, expensive items just waiting for you, if you so desire. There’s the 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO that sold for $35 million and the chess set made of black and white diamonds which sells for $600,000. Google for a half-a-second and you’ll find watches that sell for $25 million and paintings that look like little more than blobs of disjointed colors that go for $140 million.
The Most Expensive Thing in the World
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the most expensive thing in the world There are some crazy, expensive items just waiting for you, if you so desire. There’s the 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO that sold for $35 million and the chess set made of black and white diamonds which sells for $600,000. Google for a half-a-second and you’ll find watches that sell for $25 million and paintings that look like little more than blobs of disjointed colors that go for $140 million.
Think of an absurd price tag on just about anything and it’s out there.
And then there’s this:
the most expensive thing in the world
True or False?
At first glance you might read that statement, nod your head, and think it sounds perfectly reasonable — whereas the car, the chess set, the watch, and the painting may seem perfectly outrageous.
If you believe Trust is external to you, then the concepts of “earning trust” and “losing trust” would make complete sense. And let’s be honest, most of us were taught as children that we had to earn trust and that trust could be taken away from us when we messed up. So of course many of us would believe the Scrabble-picture saying above — it’s one we’ve heard over and over again. But that doesn’t mean it’s true….
The Most Expensive Thing in the World
The most expensive thing in the world is what then? I don’t know, maybe it’s the $2 billion house in Mumbai, complete with its staff of 600. But Trust? No, Trust isn’t the most expensive thing in the world — not by a long shot. I call BS on that saying, and I trust you do, too.
I hope you enjoyed today’s post. * hope inspire and ignite your heart.
nice post @yassinela...
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I down-voted you because your post has absolutely nothing to do with gold but you used it as your main category.
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plz do it coz you'll be the first one
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