Traditionally, May Day is international Labour Day, the day when people think about the effort they put into their work and what they get out of it. It also celebrates the importance of worker’s rights and the employment Unions around the world. All this, however, is far from what today represents for the British Prime Minister who is struggling with Brexit again. This particular May Day is the one when Theresa May has had to give notice of her resignation. She will be leaving number 10 Downing Street to seek better fortune elsewhere.

It’s so sad that Theresa has had to give in to a horrible world of selfishness where power struggles rule the day. One day I hope to see her back in front line politics proving that a great person (male or female) wins the war if given a fair crack of the whip.

So, what’s this got to do with Earning Money, the main subject of my blog? It has a lot to do with fortune, ill-fortune and circumstances. The next leader of the British Conservative Party – the next Prime Minister, will learn this lesson (plus many more) about being true and sincere to the job in hand.

Achieving Brexit is similar to winning financial freedom. There are loads of obstacles on the way, with it’s complex activity you need plenty of stamina to counteract all the times you go around in circles without getting anywhere.

Financial freedom comes to those who stick at it every day – just like Theresa May has done over Brexit during the last three years. You have to plan long into the future yet focus right in front of your nose. You also need to grit your teeth and be prepared to shout out (very loud) the principles behind what you are striving for. Comparing the role of Prime Minister with that of an entrepreneur looking for opportunity, you must assess and recognise the risks all around what you are taking on. That might be anything from registering for a new, online investment system to keeping track of your optimised strategy and, of course, your profits. You have to learn the rules of engagement before gliding into a hornet’s nest (re: Prime Minister). Yes, these two scenarios have striking similarities. Both require guts and skill.

Prime Minister, President or Entrepreneur, the pressure to achieve success is on you until the last second of your ‘investment’ cycle i.e. “The Buck Always Stops with you”.

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