Opinion It’s 2022. What Does Life Look Like? The pandemic could shape the world, much as World War II and the Great Depression did. [source: New York Times, July 2020] It’s 2022, and the coronavirus has at long last been defeated. After a miserable year-and-a-half, alternating between lockdowns and new outbreaks, life can finally begin
Marketing Your Business In The Midst Of Covid-19 If you’re like many business owners out there, the coronavirus pandemic has rocked your world. [source: Forbes] According to a SHRM study, 62% of small businesses say they have experienced a decrease in revenue since the start of Covid-19. To deal with this change in cash flow,
Executive stay-at-home orders around the country are quickly transforming America into eerie ghost towns. The government’s shut down most nonessential businesses, and the few left operating must learn to survive with little-to-no foot traffic. [source: Lendio] COVID-19 is teaching us some hard lessons, and the businesses that learn quickly are those that’ll stay afloat. While
If you ever needed proof of the popular saying, "Life comes at you fast," the last few weeks would provide ample evidence. The economy is changing rapidly in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Markets are panicking. Grocery stores are packed. Toilet paper is mysteriously disappearing, and no one can say why except that everyone is
Our world became one of isolation, round-the-clock care, panic and uncertainty — even as society carried on around us with all too few changes. by Jessica Lustig, New York Times (March 24, 2020) “How are you doing, love?” I call to my husband from the living-room floor, where I now sleep each night on a