Dien Rice
June 27, 2016, 04:24 AM
With any change, there are always opportunities.
Every change brings winners and losers... and every change brings opportunities. The goal is to always be on the "winning" side of the change, where possible!
The "Brexit" (the British exit from the European Union) will bring thousands of new opportunities...
Here's another I noticed...
Because of the "Brexit," some companies will be moving their offices (or at least some of them) from the UK to the European mainland. That's because the UK may not have as easy direct access to European markets any more.
For example, I just heard today that HSBC - a very large international bank - is planning to move 1000 of their employment positions from London to Paris as a result of the "Brexit"...
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-36629745
Now, it's easy for a huge company like HSBC to make this move. However, think of the smaller companies... Say, an import/export company, that currently deals with the EU, from a UK base. Their business could disappear if they stay in the UK, so they may want to move to an EU country. However, that involves knowing local business laws, as well as local languages.
Clearly, people who know local business laws and the language within an EU country - and who also speak English - would have a great role to play helping these businesses to move... And they can profit by doing it!
There are literally thousands of these kinds of opportunities which will arise...
The key is... change always brings opportunities...
Best wishes,
Dien
Every change brings winners and losers... and every change brings opportunities. The goal is to always be on the "winning" side of the change, where possible!
The "Brexit" (the British exit from the European Union) will bring thousands of new opportunities...
Here's another I noticed...
Because of the "Brexit," some companies will be moving their offices (or at least some of them) from the UK to the European mainland. That's because the UK may not have as easy direct access to European markets any more.
For example, I just heard today that HSBC - a very large international bank - is planning to move 1000 of their employment positions from London to Paris as a result of the "Brexit"...
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-36629745
Now, it's easy for a huge company like HSBC to make this move. However, think of the smaller companies... Say, an import/export company, that currently deals with the EU, from a UK base. Their business could disappear if they stay in the UK, so they may want to move to an EU country. However, that involves knowing local business laws, as well as local languages.
Clearly, people who know local business laws and the language within an EU country - and who also speak English - would have a great role to play helping these businesses to move... And they can profit by doing it!
There are literally thousands of these kinds of opportunities which will arise...
The key is... change always brings opportunities...
Best wishes,
Dien
