In terms of productivity tips, I have been using <a href="https://bear.app/">Bear</a> for a few years and I have found it to help me keep my notes organised and easy to refer back to. I find it impossible to find tweets that I want to read a link later so I now just like all the tweets to articles I want to read. Easy to find my likes. I

What productivity tips have you found useful whilst working from home?

All the companies I work with involve people physically coming together so they all have been changed immeasurably at this point. Working from home has made me consider other people’s home lives a lot more. I see them in their homes, with their families and all parts of our lives have merged together.

How has Coronavirus impacted work/life?

7:00am: Get up6:30–7am: Coffee and look at news/twitter7am: Listen to the daily <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daf_Yomi">Daf Yomi </a>podcast7:30am: Wake children9am: Stretch and exercise: working on two challenges <a href="https://hundredpushups.com/index.html">here</a> and <a href="https://twohundredsitups.com/">here</a>10am: Take the dog out through the Heath11:00am: calls with company CEO’s and investors

What does a “typical” day look like for you?

Originally from Cleveland, USA and now based in London, <a href="https://medium.com/u/8318991231d5?source=post_page-----b1ae53bc04ff--------------------------------" target="_self">Joe Cohen</a> is a serial entrepreneur and investor. He founded the online ticket marketplace Seatwave in 2006 and, as CEO, grew it into a hugely successful marketplace for selling and buying tickets to sports, music and cultural events. The business was acquired by competitor <a href="https://www.ticketmaster.com/" target="_self">Ticketmaster</a> in 2014.

Serial entrepreneur and investor Joe Cohen on his daily habits and what the future might look like post Coronavirus

How is the unevenly distributed future accelerated? <ul><li>Food will go through this transition in the next decade.</li><li>The brand value of higher education is shifting from universities to individual instructors. Instead of applying to be accepted at a prestigious University, students will choose the best instructors.</li><li>The shrinking of government in the US and UK is problematic in many ways. It also creates more opportunities for businesses to step into the space government has vacated.</li><li>Onshore manufacturing of goods that will be considered a strategic asset </li></ul>

When this is all over, what will the opportunities look like?

Books are so personal, so I find recommendations troublesome unless you know someone’s taste. I read much more non-fiction now, but I try to mix in fiction as well. I am a bit obsessed with <a href="https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/best-le-carre-novel">John LeCarré</a> and have read most of his books several times.<ul><li><a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Feast-Snakes-Novel-Harry-Crews/dp/0684842483">A Feast of Snakes</a> by Harry Crews</li><li><a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Confederacy-Dunces-John-Kennedy-Toole/dp/0141182865/">A Confederacy of Dunces </a>by John Kennedy O’Toole a</li><li><a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Relief-Unbearable-Urges-Nathan-Englander/dp/0375404929/">For the Relief of Unbearable Urges</a> by Nathan Englander</li><li><a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brother-More-Famous-Barbara-Trapido/dp/0747599580/">Brother of the More Famous Jack</a> by Barbara Trapido</li><li><a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dog-South-Charles-Portis/dp/074757264X">Dog of the South </a>by Charles Portis</li></ul>

What five books would you recommend during this time at home?

Serial entrepreneur and investor Joe Cohen talks us through his daily habits, productivity tips, books he recommends and what he thinks the world will look like post the coronavirus pandemic.