LIVE IN A SIMPLE LIFE.

Must we get our life so complicated? Especially after Covid?

What is your life like after covid? Would it be easy or difficult for you?

For me, it is neither easy or hard. In fact, I gained more than I lost. I adapted to this New Norm to our life. Here are few points that changed my life.

Post-covid Side-effect.

Have you all having the same thoughts too? Definitely, covid has brought me a lot of side effects. There are good and bad.

COMMUNICATION.

I have very limit time to talk to people face-to-face now. Mostly, we are going to do it either in Whatsapp, Video Call, Text Messager, Zoom Meeting, Microsoft Team and etc. When businesses are slowly open back, face-to-face meeting may be able to conduct but it’s never be the same anymore. I even treasured more when there is a physical meeting.

OPTIMISTIC.

I am no longer be “Positive” for now because that is only pretending and force myself to think positively on everything in life especially after covid. I would think optimistic about life where I am still hoping something good to happen. But before the good thing happened, I need to do and take the right action. That’s me after covid.

BE EVEN MORE GRATEFUL.

I started to practice writing 3x Grateful Things daily for the past 3-4 years, right before covid. And this little gesture that I did for myself has little help in getting me in a better position in life during covid.

IN DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE.

Be it in life or with people, I have seen things differently now. We always tell ourselves that everyone has their own story behind them. We do not judge based on the book cover. However, after covid, people just act differently not because they want to but because of the society now on how everyone reacts to certain things.

Whatever side-effect that you may have, life goes on. Let’s get rid of this Covid and start a New Life together. I just wanted to live my life fullest with family and people that love me as well I do. Happy with what I am doing in life and work. Assist and help people who need mental support. As simple as possible.