By Ruhama Sahle While the necessity of productivity and improvement remains as is, this pandemic has unveiled that it took a major break in this cycle to help a lot of us realize that perhaps we haven’t been engaging in the right conversations with ourselves and perhaps all the strives to achieve success were building a version of ourselves that we didn’t recognize.
With the majority of the world forced to stay at home, these global conditions enabled us to pragmatize the fantasy of time that we have all spoke eloquently of before, “if I just had more time, I would get my life together.”
