The Pivot: Ideas and Motivation for Navigating the 'New Normal'
Written by The Content Team | Published on April 9, 2020
Written by The Content Team | Published on April 9, 2020
COVID-19 has many of us switching things up out of necessity, be it our routines for work, school, family, socializing, fitness – and our free time.
We've put together a collection of articles that may be useful in finding a new "norm." Check back regularly for updates.
Tips for Building a Routine During Disruption
Has your life been disrupted? Thought so. Here are six things to consider while structuring your days.
How I Travelled Around the World without Leaving My Home
When her travel plans get grounded, our associate producer takes a virtual world tour.
Isolated but Not Bored: What We're Reading and Listening to Now
We asked our colleagues what books and podcasts they're enjoying during disruption – be it for information or escape.
4 Creative Ways to Stay Close from a Distance
Innovative ways to keep in touch in a world that can make us feel increasingly isolated.
5 Lessons on Resilience from Michele Romanow
What would Michele Romanow do? Five lessons on resilience from an innovative thinker.
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