Ten years ago, Brexit reminded investors of something we keep forgetting.The next market-moving event is almost always something nobody is talking about today.

Brexit.

COVID.

Inflation.

Banking crises.

Wars.

Every few years, something unexpected dominates the headlines, moves from niche business news to the dinner table, and convinces us that this time is different.

As a young financial advisor during Brexit, I was told to "fake it till you make it" and always have an opinion about where markets were headed. It was the worst career advice I've ever received.

In this video, I share the story of how Brexit led me to discover behavioural finance, why uncertainty is something we should expect—not fear—and why accepting that markets will always surprise us is actually one of the most powerful things an investor can do.

The goal isn't to predict the next crisis.

It's to build a plan that's strong enough that you don't have to.