2) Keep your team around you when it gets hard
Listen, don’t do what I did here.
After having unveiled a mini-dubbing funded by the debt combined with huge government energy subsidies that had not been examined by the Official Public Expenditure Dog, the Wokerati eating tofu on the markets obtained the traffic jams (more on the reason why it was not my fault later). Like a fool, I threw my best finance minister over board.
Oh, Kwasi Kwarteng – How I loved your challenge to market orthodoxy. So much so that I brutally dismissed you after bringing you back from a trip to Washington DC No resentment!
Finally free from the guy who had done exactly what I asked him to do, I listened to the last in my party and I transported a total loser of the deep state called Jeremy Hunt. The guy then went to television and mainly reversed my whole program. Did it save me? Yeah, for about Three days.
3) Do not hold a party conference in the middle of chaos
If you feel that there is a plot against you (and believe me, there is always a plot against you), it is probably not a good idea to give your criticism a chance to come together in one place, to get drunk and … plot against you.
With markets still in shock, I continued the conference of the Conservative Party – normally a total Blast, honest. And how do my thankless deputies thank me? They publicly put me pressure to bring more changes, bowed to the newspapers and attacked my communication strategy as “shit”.
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