As COVID-19 spread around the globe in 2020, millions of people worked from home and had more time on their hands. Some of them decided this was the ideal time to have plastic surgery. While it might seem odd at first glance, it turns out that people spending more time at home and seeing their …
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Stepping Out of COVID-19 Fear with Mindfulness
Last year changed all our lives dramatically. The COVID-19 pandemic created fear unlike anything we could have ever imagined. Many continue to reel from the anxiety even as the world begins to open up again after an extended lockdown. Throughout a year of practicing unnatural behaviors considered …
Which Industries Have Benefited from the COVID-19 Outbreak?
Despite all the chaos that was caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, some businesses and industries have been able to use it to their advantage. While hospitality and retail may have had one of the worst years in decades due to the fact that more people than ever were staying at home and only leaving the …
5 Important Types of Insurance for Businesses during the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many uncertainties to the attention of business leaders around the world, and nowadays companies are struggling to minimize financial losses and stay afloat. While there are many tactics you can use to make 2021 your best business year yet, it’s important to …
The Injustices of COVID: Five Ways the Virus Widens the Divides
It’s a myth that a virus which strikes presidents and princes doesn’t discriminate. The pandemic has widened inequality and increased division in many ways. It was unequal in those it killed, hitting so much harder in ethnic communities. It targeted the poorest and most vulnerable citizens, often …
7 Ways to Modernize the Healthcare Industry
The world is revolutionizing how it provides most of its services; healthcare is no exception. For any country to be considered advanced in any real way, it needs, among other things, to have proven an ability to take care and improve the plight of its most vulnerable constituents. It also needs …
