As we deal with the continuing fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, we don’t have all of the answers, and that’s scary. We have best case scenarios (which look bleaker with each passing day), and we have worst case scenarios. We don’t know how bad this will get. We don’t know how many people will get sick, and how many of them will die. We don’t know which small businesses will be able to survive this. We don’t know how long this nightmare will last. It’s hard to function through all this uncertainty.
But we persist. We persist because this too, eventually, shall pass, and because, frankly, we have no other choice. This is our reality and we have to do what we can to get through it.
It can help to look at the bright spots in all of this (yes, there are a few, even if you might have to squint to see them).
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