Ever since Covid-19 has spread all around the world, the rate of homelessness has increased everywhere in the world as individuals are losing their jobs and are unable to pay their rent and mortgage, thus, being evicted from their homes. The pandemic has caused unemployment to rank even higher in the top factors of homelessness besides low income, and domestic violence. Not only those individuals affected by these factors that drive them to be homeless but also exposing themselves to a variety of negative effects.

Overcoming Homelessness

Aactive and determined legal counsel should be provided to the homeless by the government. This is to assure those who are homeless that their voices are heard as well as their presence is seen by those responsible for tackling homelessness such as the government and non-government organizations (NGOs). By having legal counsel provided to those who are homeless, we can prevent the development of behavioral problems and tendencies to misuse substances as a way to relieve themselves.

1. Provide Legal Counsel

Secondly, the establishment and organization of soup kitchens are also a major suggestion to the solutions of overcoming homelessness. As the numbers of the homeless increase, so should the numbers of soup kitchens and similar establishments, to accommodate and provide care for these poor individuals. The faster we take action on the matter, the faster it can be controlled as well as reducing the exposure towards the nutritional deficiencies from the lack of healthy food.

2. More Soup Kitchens

More and more shelters or residence for the homeless should be opened throughout every state in every country. This is also to help provide a safer place for them compared to the streets and protect these homeless individuals from bad, unpredictable weather & possible physical assaults especially during this whole Covid-19 situation where people are encouraged to stay at home to protect themselves from the deadly virus. By providing shelters to the homeless, we are able to reduce their exposure to the risks of the virus.

3. Provide Shelters

In conclusion, homelessness has always been a problem everywhere worldwide and is increasing at quite a fast rate due to the pandemic. That is why it is a responsibility for the government, non-government organizations (NGOs) as well as society to help improve these poor individuals’ lives by providing legal counsel, more soup kitchens, and more shelters to protect the homeless. As for society, clean and used clothes, educational books and used gadgets can be donated to the shelters instead of throwing them away.

Conclusion

Ever since Covid-19 has spread all around the world, the rate of homelessness has increased everywhere in the world as individuals are losing their jobs and are unable to pay their rent and mortgage…

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Philosophy

Let's define productivity. Productivity is a measure of efficiency of a person completing a task. We often assume that productivity means getting more things done each day. Wrong. Productivity is getting important things done consistently. And no matter what you are working on, there are only a few things that are truly important.Being productive is about maintaining a steady, average speed on a few things, not maximum speed on everything.

What is Productivity?

If you take a moment to think about it, you’ll probably realize that you are better at doing certain tasks at certain times. What type of energy do you have in the morning? Afternoon? Evening? Determine what tasks each energy level and time of day are best suited for.

How To Be Productive: Step 1: Manage your energy, not your time

If you only do one thing each day then spend a few minutes each night organizing your to–do list for tomorrow. When I do it right, I’ll outline the article I’m going to write the next day and develop a short list of the most important items for me to accomplish. It takes 10 minutes that night and saves 3 hours the next day.

How To Be Productive: Step 2: Prepare the night before.

Sounds simple. Nobody does it. It took me awhile to get over the urge to open my inbox, but eventually I realized that everything can wait a few hours. Nobody is going to email you about a true emergency (a death in the family, etc.), so leave your email alone for the first few hours of each day. Use the morning to do what’s important rather than responding to what is “urgent.”

How To Be Productive: Step 3: Don’t open email until noon.

Or on your colleague's desk. Or at the very least, put it somewhere that is out of sight. This eliminates the urge to check text messages, Facebook, Twitter, and so on. This simple strategy eliminates the likelihood of slipping into half–work where you waste time dividing your attention among meaningless tasks.

Step 4: Turn your phone off and leave it in another room

Have you ever noticed how you feel groggy and sluggish in a hot room? Turning the temperature down or moving to a cooler place is an easy way to focus your mind and body. (Hat tip to Michael Hyatt for this one.)

How To Be Productive: Step 5: Work in a cool place.

When you sit hunched over, your chest is in a collapsed position and your diaphragm is pressing against the bottom of your lungs, which hinders your ability to breathe easily and deeply. Sit up straight or stand up and you’ll find that you can breathe easier and more fully. As a result, your brain will get more oxygen and you’ll be able to concentrate better.

How To Be Productive: Step 6: Sit up or stand up.

My morning routine starts by pouring a cold glass of water. Some people kick off their day with ten minutes of meditation. Similarly, you should have a sequence that starts your morning ritual. This tiny routine signals to your brain that it’s time to get into work mode or exercise mode or whatever mode you need to be in to accomplish your task. Additionally, a pre–game routine helps you overcome a lack of motivation and get things done even when you don’t feel like it.

Step 7: Develop a “pre–game routine” to start your day

Most productivity strategies focus on short-term efficiency: how to manage your to-do list effectively, how to get more done each morning, how to shorten your weekly meetings, and so on. These are all reasonable ideas.We often fail to realize, however, that there are certain strategic choices we need to make if we want to maximize our productivity for the long-term. In these articles below, I break down some ideas about long-term productivity.

More Productivity Ideas

Read this short guide to learn my top productivity strategies, including smart ways to maintain productivity day-in and day-out.

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The Productivity Guide: My Best Productivity and Time-Management Tips

You Are Happy For OthersWhen positive emotions flow within the team and colleagues are proud of themselves.Different Kind of Interactions With PeopleWhen you're in the management, it teaches you to be open and understanding in any interactions with people coming from different background.There Is Uncertainty In Every DayWhich makes Management a lot more exciting and challenging! True, a general sense may lead us to stability but management complexity requires flexibility.Learning &amp; Teaching At OnceAs a manager, you have a chance to be both a student and a teacher.Know Whats Happening BTS

Why Management Is The Best Job In The World?

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Human Resources

5 Reasons Why Management Is the Best Job in the World

1. Affected individuals are having a hard time adjusting and adapting.<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Teachers are expected to have the essential online qualities to make up for the absence of physical presence to help support two-way interaction with their students.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Preparing for online schooling for students means that they need to maintain a pace to keep up with their syllabus and school work.</li></ul>2. Issues of accessing to technology.<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">The issue is commonly caused by the socioeconomic backgrounds and logistics of the individuals.</li></ul>3. Limitations to technology exist.<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Technology is NOT perfect.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Malfuctions in the system can occur.﻿</li></ul>

Overcoming Homelessness

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