This is a post originally shared by our partner, The Jeff Havens Company, on jeffhavens.com here.
It’s finally happening. After over a year of living with some quite unexpected and unprecedented constraints, the world is finally, slowly opening back up. Whether we return to a fully open state tomorrow or several months from now – and also regardless of whether you think it should have happened yesterday or should be put off until tomorrow – it is happening. The long-awaited return to normal is coming.
But as a million others have already said, “normal” won’t exactly be normal right away. Whatever the post-pandemic future looks like, there will be an adjustment period between the way we operate now and the way we’ll operate then. How we handle that adjustment is going to be a big deal.
So, to that end, here are a few things to keep in mind as you, your family, and your business begin to work their way toward the bigger and busier world we’ve kept in the closet for the last year.
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