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Why 2020 is the Year of Cockroaches

We hope your week has been good.

Everyone talks about how 2020 is turning out to be a year nobody expected.

A year where our dreams, plans and goals have been put in disarray.

But you know what?

Let's talk about why this is the year for some kind of people.

About cockroaches.

They are resilient. It is said that they are one of the few creatures who could survive a nuclear blast! They can hide so well when there is danger. They learn to do so many things to adapt including flying (which they didn't use to do). 

So how do you survive and thrive this year in the midst of all the negativity?

1. Adapt: Adapting is a skill. Companies have had to adapt to new realities. As an individual you should also. Seek alternatives to original plans affected by Covid-19.

2. Look Critically at the Market to see Gaps: If you are at the phase where you are thinking of what next to do - observe, research and study the environment around you. Note all the ideas that come to your head. Find that new career or business to embark on.

3. Cut Costs on Unnecessary Stuff: Part of adapting and surviving is knowing when to stop unnecessary spending. Spend on things that will yield returns one way or the other, directly or indirectly.

4. Work Smarter & Harder: You cannot wish your way to success. It doesn't work that way. You've got to work. But work smarter. Do more meaningful work that will yield more meaningful results, got it?

5. Learn New Skills that are in Demand: This goes without saying. The right skills help you remain relevant. With the right skills you can always find a way to work and earn. Just like some cockroaches somehow learnt to fly a bit, learning in-demand skills is a key way to stay ahead of the times. Skills help you remain afloat even during stormy weather.


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