What do you do when it seems as if all is over? How best do you navigate the river of economic hardship and stark reality of cash Short fall?

The truth is, the bad economic situation of the world is a blessing in disguise for those that can view it with foresight and maximize the opportunity.

At a time like this, power is about to change hand; some will rise from grass to grace while another will fall from grace to grass. What makes the difference is their perspectives and ability to change with times.

I like to present to you some solutions that sound ironical but very effective and potent when applied to situations like economic crisis:

KEEP HOPE ALIVE
It’s easy to hope when everything is alright, but it’s much harder when you can’t see much opportunity amidst the obstacles. Great people are considered great because they did something almost no one else believed was possible. Let your hope be alive and never say die. Remain optimistic and be hopeful for a better tomorrow.
During World War II when Hitler’s steamroller over Europe was almost unstoppable, Winston Churchill single handedly kept hope alive for the entire western world, he instilled hope with his words when almost everyone else had lost hope. Also, Abraham Lincoln brought unity to a nation fractured at its seams. Martin Luther King dreamed of a better day many people thought would never come.
So, how do you keep hope alive when things are going the opposite direction? Encourage yourself with what has happened in history. Know that the crisis is not the end of life. See a light at the end of the tunnel.

Be decisive...https://wegetinformed.com/2020/07/06/what-to-do-in-times-of-economic-crisis/