An idyllic habitat beholding the diversity of species and natural resources in plentiful, adorned by the intelligent humankind evolving every day to newer heights. Whether natural or man-created problems, learning to sustain and thrive each day.
All of this suddenly brought to a halt with the pandemic Covid-19, and which created the fleeting experience of near ‘sixth extinction’. However, just as the intrinsic adaptive and innovative nature of humans has helped survive situations like severe climate changes, diseases, wars, and several adversities in past, we will slowly pave the way to emerge from this current situation, survive and succeed.
As we step towards a new normal and adapt to the changing scenario, filled with positivity and endurance, let’s contemplate what would life look like after Covid-19?
Adapting Sustainable Lifestyle
The pandemic has taught us to live with the essentials and acquire a minimalistic approach towards consuming resources. While, reducing pollution, creating environment-friendly ways, protecting the Earth, following the seven R’s of Recycling and Zero Waste, etc would prevail on broader aspects; at personal levels, people will focus more on eating healthy and home-cooked food, reduce consumerism, remote working, increase savings, prioritize health and fitness, etc.
Family-centric Community and Work-life Balance
Family is the core of any civilization, and the Corona Times has brought us back to that realization. We have learned to care for the family and work together as a team to protect each other. As we would continue to maintain distance from society as a whole, families would come together to share chores and responsibilities, to take care of the elders and children, developing stronger bonds would be paramount in a post-pandemic world.
As much as home-centric work has taken its toll on working professionals’ working standards, people would have to comprehend that it has created an opportunity for family-times and work-life balance.
Restructuring Education
The education would be more digitalized equipped with smart technologies as the post-COVID days would still need to continue with the new normal of social distancing, sanitization, wearing masks, and other precautions. To contain and reduce the risk of spreading the disease, schools and educational institutes would have to carry on with virtual teaching methodologies alternating with conventional teaching process with reduced class strengths.
Advancement in Healthcare
The pandemic has highlighted the dire need to upgrade the healthcare facilities in terms of creating more infrastructure, using digital health technologies, telemedicine, caring for the healthcare professionals as well as making the masses aware of the importance of hygiene and cleanliness. Both physical and mental health would be of priority to cope up with the situation.
A Sense of Unison
The pandemic has made evident that the world does possess the potential to rise together and stand as one to tackle the bigger problems that threaten humanity. The countries would need to continue acting in unison at a larger and global scale to beat the difficult times. Resolution and cooperation would need to be the key to international sentiments.
The tough times would surely pass and a better world will definitely surface. Until then, keeping our hopes and optimism high, working hand-in-hand, following the norms, and awaiting a proper vaccine and an infallible treatment for Covid-19, the world would continue to step towards safeguarding its people and generations.
Read how Urvashi has beautifully created a wishlist for the Future post-COVID where she has summed up all the key points that we as humanity need to understand now and learn.
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Life during covid19 has changed so much so can’t imagine how it will be after covid19. But guessing it will not be of a much different than what we are experiencing today. The biggest difference would be we will be less scared, less uncertain and more careful. Covid situation has changed the way look at things.
Very true Alpana, Thankyou so much for visiting and sharing your thoughts 😊🤗
Wahhh kya baat. First I want to congratulate you dear Jyoti. I loved your post. Specially, the beginning and ending of this post is so serene, so beautiful. The picture captures the essence in right way. All the points you have written here, are very relevant and important. Loved your post and learnings.
Swarnali, love you dear 🤗😘 Thankyou so much ❤❤
Congratulations Jyoti. Well deserved for writing such a comprehensive post. I’m dying for life post covid.
Thankyou so much Sonia! We are all eagerly awaiting life post pandemic 🙏 Lets hope and pray.
Many congratulations dear Jyoti for winning the Twitter chat. I agree that this pandemic has taught us so many valuable life lessons and adopting sustainable lifestyle is one of them personally, I would love to continue this in my future life as well.
Thankyou so much 😊🙏
I think God wanted to teach us what work-life balance means. Now we have no choice but to do our best and balance them both. Good observations!
Very true Cindy! Thankyou so much for dropping by and sharing your thoughts 😊
Many congratulations Jyoti..and I thoroughly enjoyed reading your post. So many positives came out of this pandemic and you have addressed just the right ones.. sustainable living is one of my favorite and I am planning to practice it even after the pandemic ends
Thankyou so much Akanksha 😊😊 I am glad you liked the article. Thankyou for reading and appreciating!
Covid-19 has make us aware of many thing and it is wake up call. Taking full measures to be safe.
Very true! Thankyou for dropping by Gurjeet!
Very well put together collection of thoughts and hopes for a post-pandemic future. I hope humanity has learnt its lesson from the pandemic.
Thankyou so much Noor 😊🤗
Congratulations to you. Work life balance and Sustainability the most needed lessons humanity needed to learn was taught by the pandemic and I’m sure this will remain to be in the minds post the pandemic too
Thankyou Sindhu! Truly said. Thankyou for reading and sharing your thoughts 😊🤗
Congratulations Jyoti. Loved your post and you have listed the right points. I hope we all have learned our lessons and do not forget them soon.
Thankyou so much Arushi. Means a lot dear 😊🤗
We wish strongly that humanity rise in this pandemic and all learn how it is important to help each other.
Rightly said! Thankyou for reading and sharing your views 😊
Thank you so much Jyoti for the mention. Your post is a hope for everyone to visualise a better future for themselves, the community, nature and world.
Urvashi, Thankyou so much dear 😊🤗