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Although the lockdown will be relaxed in few days, the economy isn't fully operational yet.
So what's next? A good question right! yes, it's for you reading. Yes, you! Now you no longer need someone to tell you to take all the necessary safety precautions. If you must work and beat the virus to it then you have to.

So many people are so looking forward to may 4th, but the truth is so many people are asymptomatic and don't know if they have the virus. So no matter how close you are to someone you can only vouch for yourself because you can never tell all the places visited. Hence stay safe for yourself and your loved ones.

For others who aren't sure when the economy will be fully operational, you can't just sit idle. That gadget(phone) which you use in being so active on social media is an amazing tool for learning.

Tech has made learning so easy. Why don't you learn something new and become a pro while waiting? There is so much you can learn from Google, YouTube...

There are sites where you have access to free e-books, try this https://b-ok.cc/

Just don't sit idle while waiting, remember tick says the clock tick tick, what you have to do, do quick. I am sure you don't want to make hay when the sun is gone.



Self-development is very important at every point in life. Be sure to start now if you haven't already. No knowledge is a waste.


Linda❤












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