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Animal Intuition to Exit

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  1. “‘Rainbow would have completely crashed and gone like the others because it was a bubble company and the share price was totally in bubble territory and he’d paid big prices for all those stakes in the companies he had,’ Alan Gibbs says. ‘The clever thing he did was to sell out to Brierley before the crash so he must have had some presentiment of it. If he’d stayed five more minutes, he’d have been on his belly. He was lucky.’ Sir Bob Jones recalls Ken Wikeley saying to him, ‘You know, Craig has an almost animal intuition to know when to jump out of something.’”

  2. “‘That’s weird, but I witnessed it,’ says Heatley. ‘So there’s stuff we can’t explain and when you talk about it, it makes you sound crazy. But instinct is like intuition and I get it quite a lot and I’ve learned to follow it whether with people, or business or other things. Maybe I have a guardian angel. Maybe we are not as in control as we think we are. There are a lot of things we don’t know. I have a completely open mind to the power of the universe and how insignificant we are as individuals and how powerful the universe is.’”

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