Having no work from home during the coronavirus lockdown can be a pro or a con depending on how you use your time.
The silver lining of the coronavirus lockdown is the number of reduced expenses and discretionary spends.
We can’t control what life throws at us, but we can control how we react to it – and that stands true in the context of the coronavirus lockdown and how we manage our finances.
Keeping the kids happily indoors during the lockdown can be a Herculean task. But not if you introduce them to these fun activities!
Video meetings are the norm when working from home during the coronavirus lockdown, but they can get awkward or counterproductive if not done right.
It’s easy to think anxious and dark thoughts during the coronavirus lockdown. But you can train your mind to respond with compassionate thoughts to deal with the pandemic better.
Before social media, before Netflix, the best way to stay entertained was by reading a good book – a practice that has withstood the test of time
You schedule meetings with your teammates; now schedule a time with your worrying thoughts!
News and content sources are like a 24-hour café. You keep consuming all it has to offer and it will keep you up at night.
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A couple of years ago I was over the moon after landing my first job. I celebrated regally during the festive season that ensued, only to land in a financial soup for the next few months. With gargantuan credit card bills and barely any cash left, I had no other option but to default the payment… Read more
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I am a single mother of one. I lost my husband just 5 years into my marriage. Life has been a struggle for me, but I have managed it and today I have no complaints.
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