Post Pandemic

Navigating the “new normal” won’t be easy, especially for those who want to start a business — that’s why I’d like to share a few important observations with the next generation of entrepreneurs. — In retrospect, I’m really lucky to have established my remote writing career before the pandemic. When the pandemic hit, I actually wasn’t impacted as much as I expected, beyond worrying about the crisis at large and the safety of my family.

May 11, 2023 marked the end of the public health emergency for COVID-19. Many businesses for months have been acting as if the pandemic was long since gone. But the official end to the public health emergency on May 11th, an emergency that lasted more than 3 years, impacted business…

“The only way out is through and the only way through is together” — John Green It’s been over 12 months now since the lockdown has eased down, in the majority of the Western world. …

Hey there! As more and more companies shift to remote work in the wake of the pandemic, managing remote teams has become an essential skill for leaders in all industries. …

Grant Ave, Bronx NY: In that snowless, misty, wishful winter NYC, great city of nations, and at that pivotal moment agreed upon as the quiet demise of all nations, the catastrophe orchestra of life crescendoed, until one night, like slam! like allthesudden, I was erupted there — 400 square foot…

And it feels like they are angry at everything!! Don’t let this idyllic photo of what looks like paradise fool you, New Zealanders are angry and unhappy. I recently went home to New Zealand for a 3 week holiday. I hadn’t been home for 4 years, since before the pandemic…

What do we need to know? Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the way we live and work. As businesses worldwide adapted to the challenges of remote work, individuals grappled with the often-blurred lines between their personal and professional lives. As we move into a post-COVID world…

“I know all the pubs round here,” he said squinting at me, still slightly sleepy. We had spotted each other a few times walking our respective dogs on early park mornings, nodding recognition though distanced strangers. But on this particular Spring morning, the gears had shifted. …

I was way too early. The roads were quiet, parking was a joy. But I quite like those moments of anticipatory anxiety, nervous energy, the voice in my head that asks me if I am up to it. I don’t think it’s God. When I walk through the revolving door…