Thanks to the pandemic, a huge chunk of grocery shoppers have found a new love for cooking. Not only are they loving this hobby in quarantine, but they admit that they will continue cooking for themselves more often, post pandemic. The companies benefiting highly from
While stuck in quarantine, people were itching for new ways to stay busy. While some of us were consumed by binge-watching Tiger King and baking bread, others decided to learn a new skill. Reports show that online learning spiked during the initial months of quarantine.
No matter who we are, we want the best for ourselves and our families. However, if it wasn’t easy before, it has certainly become a challenge in 2020. This year, you may be experiencing changes to your work routine, as well as your children being out
It’s likely that you’ve experienced or are still facing periods of stress throughout this pandemic. It’s a natural response during these trying and uncertain times, and though it’s a natural response, it is not pleasant, and it is not a solution. It is extremely harmful
Since the closing of barbers and salons, many people are experimenting with cutting their own hair and as long as you keep it simple, you should be able to look presentable and not completely butcher it. Most people are still working and video chatting instead
During quarantine, learning new skills is not just for your hobby sake, but for a potential increase in job prospects. You can leave quarantine season with new skill sets to earn yourself a raise, promotion or opportunity to begin an entirely new career. Life in
Tis the quarantine season! Our minds are all over the place. How should we feel? How do we plan today, or tomorrow, or literally anything? What are we in control of? Mental health professionals are reporting that more people have been struggling with anxiety and
Jon S. Rennie is a veteran and CEO who has been a leader for 30 years. After serving in the Navy and then working over 20 years in a corporate setting, Rennie has gathered all the knowledge he accumulated about leadership and compiled it into
After more than two months in quarantine, the days have most likely begun to bleed together. Tuesday feels like Friday, early morning and late evening are interchangeable and sometimes, the weekend falls on a Wednesday afternoon. One thing that has been keeping people sane, as
As we know, entrepreneurship is a a full-time job—but so is being a parent. Mompreneurs are powerful women who have taken up the challenge of being both. With most of world working remotely, finding that work-life balance can be difficult. This is especially true when
