20 Important Things We Could Learn From COVID-19 Pandemic..

It has made us unrealizingly reach for the newspaper every day without fail..

It has made us understand the value of honestly devoted professionals in Healthcare sector..

It has made us feel more comfortable and cosy than ever inside our homes..

It has made us understand the crucial difference between essential products/services and low-stake streams of work, thus improved our prioritisation skills..

It has given us avenues to have more meals with the entire family than we ever managed to do, earlier..

It has made most of us comprehend the ultimate truth, we are mortal humans and tomorrow is not exactly guaranteed..

It has made us more aware of the importance of purchasing life insurance and medical/health insurance..

It has made a sizeable proportion of the affluent class accustomed to and adept at cleaning, washing and sanitizing by themselves on a regular basis..

It has made human relationships land on the honest, realistic ground of what works (and what does not)..

It has made us more connected to our family members, friends, followers and fellow-residents, even if out of health-concerns..

It has made children better communicators as they got the time, energy and willingness to interact more effectively with parents and siblings..

It has undoubtedly made us more techno-savvy and digitally-oriented..

It has instilled a new sense of confidence, pride in the government and system W.R.T. their capability and readiness to deal with untoward turn of events..

It has made eating-out a rare privilege, just exactly how it should be perceived and observed..

It has helped people upskill in professional life, whether the reason is lay-offs, pay-cuts or any other unfavourable situation..

It has taught us restraint (regardless of how much) in bed, and why we should not take love-making or the partner for granted..

It has led us to believe in enhancing our leadership skills, at any and every level, given the more precarious, vulnerable nature of the world of today..

It has given us the time for catching up on our hobbies, favourite pastimes and areas of interest..

It has made us reminisce of God more, and this has worked in our favour, because we have experienced and practiced faith, hope and providence (divine intervention)..