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The Power of Routine in Uncertain Times

Deal with Uncertainty in your Life Many of us have experienced recently the impact of uncertainty on our sence of power and control. Not knowing what's coming and how we will cope, can leave us feeling like we're walking on the quicksand. We feel unsafe and unconfortable. And give us Torture to our mind. When this happens, creating a psychological safety plan is key: Helping the mind to believe. It has some control and feel grounded. A very simple way we can do this is by creating a simple routine and structure in our day. Routine gives us the sense of certainty because we can "predict" what was coming or giving us an idea what are the possible outcome. It give us also a sence of control and power because we're the ones choosing what to do in that particular situation. We must remember this things, we can only plan so much "Life" gets in the way. You migth be on a Zoom call with the client when your 5-year old

CONVERGENCE OF BROADCAST AND BROADBAND (COBB)

Online Schooling is now Demand Its really interesting Mr. Ike Seneres stated in his social media post When the lock down policy was implemented due to the corona virus, the immediate action of the school administrators was to shift to online learning, meaning to say learning via the internet, in other words using broadband. Well, we do not always call it that, preferring to call it WI-FI, not knowing perhaps that broadband is the means for the WI-FI to be delivered, in other words it is the carrier. A few weeks into the lock down policy however, the school administrators realized that shifting to online learning was unfair to those who do not have internet access at home. Of course, that is just one side of the problem, because even those who had internet access at home could not get a good signal, owing in part to poor connectivity in the area, and also the volume of users who were into “online working”, in other words those who had no other choice but to wor

The Corona Virus My Pandemic Lives

The corona virus is now one of the most feared diseases worldwide. For someone as poor as I am and relying solely on day-to-day expenses from work, this pandemic disease is a huge blow to my life. As a result, my employer was forced to close down so that he and his family could avoid the virus. Today I'm going to tell you my Pandemic Lives. My life was so simple that I was making a beak to survive every day. I was a layout artist of sportswear but before that I was a property custodian at an exclusive school. Before this epidemic broke out my life was well over and I had a simple house pillar that could be used during the rainy season. I pay my minimum wage so I can spend the day and somehow accumulate more. Now that I have a wife I have a hard time making money because of these two young children at first so it makes it hard for me to have a married child. but I don't regret it because I like it. just two months later there was a worldwide disease called corona vir