In these times of unprecedented sacrifice and unease, the temptation can be strong to change up every routine and regimen in your life. After all, if nothing feels normal, then nothing is normal, right? Wrong. At times like this, it is more important than ever to maintain as much normalcy in your life as we possibly can. So as we all adapt to a temporary reality of social distancing, remote working, remote learning, and constant hand-washing, we can't forget to STAY CONNECTED AND BE SOCIAL. But how do we do that?
Virtual experiences can be a wonderful way to feel invigorated, alive, and connected with the outside world. But first, you need to ensure that you or your older loved ones can tap in to these opportunities:
The links that we've compiled below are excellent sources for stress management. Learn how to breathe, meditate, or just be happy!
As the old saying goes, "Where there is confusion, there is money to be made." And where there is money to be made, there will always be con artists, scammers, identity thieves, and worse. Given the uncertainty of our current economic environment, the last thing any of us should want would be to get separated from more of our money. Here is what you should know: