Episode 15
It’s Time to Fightback
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This is the first episode of a series I will doing called the Fightback series. We have all felt the effects of this novel virus which has swept the world and has wreaked havoc on economies, businesses, families and individuals. It began in a Chinese market and has spread like a wildfire across the globe. To date, there is no cure and there likely will never be.
Most people are filled with a paralysing fear of this unknown and unsee enemy. They are acting in the most outrageous ways in many cases doing the very thing which, under normal circumstances, they would abhor in others. Bulk buying products in quantities which defy understanding, in the mistaken belief these things will run out. From toilet paper to pasta, with no concern for their fellow man and no consideration of, in the case of pasta, what they will add to it!
We know that life will undoubtedly be very different when this crisis ends, but we also know that it will end. And, I think, it is time to fight back. To fight back for our lives, our businesses, our futures, our families, our culture. I am NOT advocating anything illegal, but we need to regain control of our circumstances.
Please follow the government’s guidance to stay at home, to work from home and to stay safe. But we can fight back and regain control of the things we can control, so in this episode, I want to share 3 things that you can do to begin the fightback.
Do Not panic
Use your resources
Don’t focus on what you don’t have, focus on what you do have.
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