Now, some two months later, those fortunate to be working and earning are often doing it from their home. On one hand this doesn’t make the COVID-19 situation any easier for sure however, in conversations with them, I am getting the sense that a good many are starting to realize the advantages their ‘home office’ Read More
What If – Part 2 – Adapting to the Reality of a COVID-19 Life
In my last blog I addressed the challenge we are all having related to existing in and accepting the realities of being in a COVID-19 world. Entitled “What if COVID-19 Lasts A Long Time? And How to Plan for It” I encouraged readers to, at least, create a personal and collective Plan B … something Read More
What if COVID-19 Lasts A Long Time? How We Can Plan for It
Most often the blogs I write contend with situations within a business environment. Still, even when coaching a client dealing with business related issues and challenges I am readily aware of the fact that whatever the issues, they are a part of the whole person and it is often things outside of a job or business Read More
The Need for Flexibility Imposed on Us by COVID-19. Is There Some Good?
So here we are … most all of us … working to accept and then adapt to the havoc that the Coronavirus has brought to our doorsteps. Of course, we didn’t order this and yet the delivery has tested us all in many, many ways. We transitioned from this is happening elsewhere … to … Read More
This Necessity REQUIRES the Mother of RE-Invention
In the onslaught of news pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have read of others that have occurred in the 1900s that have had devastating impact on the world. And yet as I see it, we as a world and certainly in the U.S., have had to weather occurrences that have clearly turned our world Read More
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