What’s Good Now?

While many of us are reaching TV burnout ( as well as the news), there are many positives that are coming out of this captured time in isolation.

We are connecting closer with friends and family, near and afar, and realizing how important fulfilling that is.

We are not just disinfecting, we are organizing and cleaning out the clutter we’ve never had the time to address.

Without gyms and fitness classes and facilities, we are become more self-directed and accountable in physical health.

We are paying closer attention to our cleanliness and prevention.

We are adapting to new ways to keep our livelihoods in the face of big challenges.

We are learning how to be comfortable by ourselves.