We are all going through difficult times, it may look like it will last forever, however it wont. Everyone has a different situation they try to pass. It’s not what you are going through but how you come out at the end.
Personally this is the first crisis that I’m going through and feeling it from close by. Never let one crisis or one situation define you. It’s possible to get past it without too much damage. Some things are uncontrollable and others seem to be the same but can strangely enough be adjusted depending on your situation. One of the uncontrollables is whether or not the company you are working for will continue the track they are going with you. However in these circumstances there are also potential areas that you grow in and improve yourself with.
Strength and growth come only through continuous effort and struggle. – Napoleon Hill
Growth can be achieved in many ways and it can benefit you in different ways. If you have been unlucky you might have been laid off because of a less active economy or maybe even became ill from the Corona virus. If you have been hit by a disease no matter how severe you should always focus on recovering and not thinking about anything else. When nothing hinders you but the situation around you and maybe some of the people near you, you can always attempt to improve yourself.
Let’s profit from the situation to improve ourselves while we have more free time then we would like. You can use this time to hone your professional skills, improve your languages, improve your personal characteristics. If you happen to have lost your job and have to look for a new one search for ways to prepare to find new work. You may not be able to go on a job interview. However some companies are still open, just working from home. If you do enough calls you may find a company willing to add an extra person for when better times arrive. Some companies even need more employees at the moment. Considering all the people that got sick and the changed circumstances. This can be from supermarkets to post offices.