And now as westerners, we find ourselves at a cross road.
Accept stunted economic progress but (hopefully) reclaim economic power.
Or, continue on our growth trajectory and accept loss of power.
Wisdom of the crowd is surely flawed? Most questions have been “On average, how many…”
Probability says that the average of the audience will always land close to the answer as it’s also an average?
Surely would make more sense to use fact Q’s, like “How tall is…”, etc.
Feel like I’m the only one who actually agrees with @edsheeran in that public platforms simply shouldn’t be used to drive political rhetorics.
There’s a time & a place.
Notice though those who roll over & conform to opinion to save their repute, rather than be their own person
On the rare occasion I get a paper, I do enjoy @Independent because of their (mostly) neutrality.
But why, oh why, is over half the paper cross words, ads, and other pointless nonsense 🤦🏼♂️
Latest project: https://t.co/fotJR2SJYc
$100m leads funnel built in less than a day ✅ (@AlexHormozi if you’re wondering).
Now to push on to stage 2 of the funnel..
If you earn £150,000 a year, I’ve got some bad news for you… from today until the end of the year, you’re effectively working for HMRC.
That means you spend the equivalent of 143 days a year working to pay your Income Tax and Employee National Insurance bill.
We’re changing the rules.
When applying for a contract from the government there will now be one simple test: are you creating British jobs? And are you giving young people the skills they need for the future?
These new rules will ensure the £90 billion that is spent each year through government contracts supports British jobs, skills and people in every postcode.