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Coronavirus Aftermath – A Health & Economic Crisis, Ten Things to Know
Coronavirus Aftermath – A Health & Economic Crisis,
Ten Things You Need to Know
[image error]As the daily death toll slowly declines, and a number of states have started to relax restrictions, many people are asking the obvious questions – what will our world look like in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic? What might we expect after the lock down, mass closures, social distancing, and
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“Humanity was never meant for mediocrity. Yet many among us are now, and will forever remain, limited by their profound lack of understanding. Some of us develop our minds and glimpse the wisdom of the ages. Others develop their muscles and embrace the strength, power and endurance only possible of a body that obeys the heart and mind without question. An even smaller group, look inside themselves to find the peace, compassion, humility and timeless strength of character that can only be attained through spirituality. An infinitesimally smaller minority develop the intellect, strengthen and dominate the body, and come to know the true nature of their spirit - thus finding a balance that comes as close to excellence as any mere mortal can ever hope to attain.”
― Surviving Doomsday: A Guide for Surviving an Urban Disaster
― Surviving Doomsday: A Guide for Surviving an Urban Disaster
“There are no guarantees in life, but after any major disaster two separate and distinct groups will emerge - the Prepared and the Unprepared. It’s up to you which group you’ll belong to. As far as I’m concerned, the ultimate measure of this book’s success will be how many people it can help guide into the “Prepared group.”
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“Positive attitude can save lives. Train your mind to respond under stress, to have the will to prevail no matter the circumstances. Work to instill this attitude in all members of your group.”
― Surviving Doomsday: A Guide for Surviving an Urban Disaster
― Surviving Doomsday: A Guide for Surviving an Urban Disaster
“There are no guarantees in life, but after any major disaster two separate and distinct groups will emerge - the Prepared and the Unprepared. It’s up to you which group you’ll belong to. As far as I’m concerned, the ultimate measure of this book’s success will be how many people it can help guide into the “Prepared group.”
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“Humanity was never meant for mediocrity. Yet many among us are now, and will forever remain, limited by their profound lack of understanding. Some of us develop our minds and glimpse the wisdom of the ages. Others develop their muscles and embrace the strength, power and endurance only possible of a body that obeys the heart and mind without question. An even smaller group, look inside themselves to find the peace, compassion, humility and timeless strength of character that can only be attained through spirituality. An infinitesimally smaller minority develop the intellect, strengthen and dominate the body, and come to know the true nature of their spirit - thus finding a balance that comes as close to excellence as any mere mortal can ever hope to attain.”
― Surviving Doomsday: A Guide for Surviving an Urban Disaster
― Surviving Doomsday: A Guide for Surviving an Urban Disaster
