On the 23rd June 2016, the democratic voice of UK voters resulted in the decision to leave the 28 state membership of the European Union.
In nearly 3 months the UK has faced unprecedented change within government, politics, the economy and international relations as a result of the Brexit vote.
During the next 2-5 years, how will this decision affect our families, lifestyles, jobs and businesses as Britain undergoes the process of leaving the European Union yet still remaining part of Europe?
With the underlying uncertainty, many people have naturally become nervous about how this national decision will trickle down to affect us on a local and community level.
In the midst of all of the chatter there are still hope. The beauty of every crisis whether real or perceived, is that the death of one season gives birth to a new season of opportunity.
An economic uncertainty could now be a challenge or call for you to create a personal economy for you and your family that is recession proof; irrespective of whether our economy is looking good or bad.
Entrepreneurial, political and financial literacy are now much more important than ever before.