When The Pandemic Hit
- In March 2020, when the pandemic emergency became clear, many of us felt an energy rush.
- Leaders became the best version of themselves.
- Then, a regression phase hit: people got tired, lost their sense of purpose, started fighting about the small stuff, and started to neglect their relationships.
- Next came the recovery phase, where we started to move out of the lull.
- This phase was filled with lots of new ideas, and we saw friends, family, and colleagues embracing the new future.
- However, the slow recovery tested our resilience.
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