The World Will Be a Very Different Place

There has never been a time when we have to work closer together in fighting this war; a war that we don’t know how to win; a war that we don’t even know if we’re winning at the end of each day; a war where we don’t have the right weapons and armour but our troops in blue still bravely man the frontline every day. Together we stand and fight but from a socially isolated position.

Conferences: Zoom+ Good WiFi + Good set of noise-cancelling headphones for calls.

Kids School Work: WhatsApp + Non-stop memes from other frustrated mums.

Right now, I’m determined to first get through the stacks of 

Bloomberg Businessweek and Stylist magazines… I’m a hoarder, I never throw away a magazine until I’ve read it.

Then tackle all the books I’ve bought over the years but never got a chance to read. So maybe ask me this question in six months!

Economically and politically, the clean up is going to be tough. The community spirit has given everyone hope in these dark days. This crisis has opened up opportunities in data collaboration, and broken down barriers across Countries/Governments/Institutions in fighting a common enemy. It has also focused attention on sustainable health services.