There is good in every evil.
I can single out isolation - staying at home – as one of the most important measures. I found it hard and boring. But over time, I started to find hobbies. I tried things I had never tried before. I spent a lot more time with my parents, and even though I didn’t go out, I exercised at home. I had the time to watch the TV series and read books I never had the time for! Online learning is much easier, more flexible and stress-free.
One of the most important things I’ve learned while we’re in isolation is to take care of myself and to devote more time to myself.
MARIA MITRIKESKA (15)
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