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Couple run a £1 million business from their home in Mauritius
Tom and Olivia Herron now live and work from their home in Mauritius.
They previously lived in a three-bedroom semi-detached house in Surrey and were tired of the daily grind.
They bought a website for £30 a year.
The couple now run a business valued at £1 million, according to the account.
The change has given them a different routine, which can include swimming with dolphins near their home before work.
The account does not say what the business does or what the couple plan to do next.
Tom and Olivia Herron run a business valued at £1 million from their home in Mauritius.
They bought a website for £30 a year.
Before moving to Mauritius, they lived in a three-bedroom semi in Surrey.
They say they were tired of the daily grind in Surrey.
- Who
- Tom and Olivia Herron.
- What
- They run a £1 million business from their home.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Mauritius. They previously lived in a three-bedroom semi in Surrey.
- Why
- They were tired of the daily grind in Surrey.
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The Herrons lived in a three-bedroom semi in Surrey and were tired of the daily grind.
They bought a website for £30 a year and now run a £1 million business from their home in Mauritius.
- Business value
- £1 million
- Owners
- Tom and Olivia Herron
- Current location
- Mauritius
- Website cost
- £30 a year
- Previous home
- Three-bedroom semi in Surrey
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