Emerging Prepared with a Plan in a Post Pandemic Economy
Unfortunately, I don't have a crystal ball that will predict
the future, but one thing I do know for sure is that things will never be the
way they were pre-Covid 19.
If you're one of those people waiting for the old economy to
return or bounce back, then you're in for a rude awakening, because it's not
going to happen.
I'm guessing that most people don't want to entertain the
idea that they could be out of business in a matter of months. To be put out of
business because of an invisible predator that has spanned the globe and
disrupted peoples' lives and the global economy, just seems unfathomable.
I did a financial assessment of how long I could sustain my
current standard of living. For some reason I felt okay knowing that I could
get to a certain period. But it occurred to me that I wasn't allowing myself to
think about what would happen when I did run out of savings. I needed to have
the internal conversation, what would happen if I could no longer maintain my
business?
The AHA Moment – I've Been Here Before
When I did finally go there, I had a major AHA moment.
Remembering that I've been here before and I had the resilience to bounce back
and come out the other side, reassures me that I can do this again if necessary.
Every company or business owner will need to figure out what
is best for them post-pandemic. Maybe you haven't even begun to think this far
ahead. Maybe you have, yet still have no idea of what you'll do when we all
resurface in this new c-economy (covid-economy).
Instead of waiting for circumstances to dictate what will
happen, I view myself as a surfer who needs to be out there in the blue ocean,
judging, calculating, waiting for just the right wave to jump onto and ride
through the barrel all the way to the beach.
This time I'll be ready to ride on top of the wave instead
of finding myself being tossed around in the surf and not knowing which way is
up.
Pamela Wigglesworth, CSP in an international entrepreneurship coach, speaker and CEO of Experiential Hands-on Learning. Residing in Asia for over 20 years, she is The 50-60 Something ™ Start-up Entrepreneur and supports encore entrepreneurs in their business development and growth. To learn more about Pamela, visit the Experiential website at http://www.experiential.sg or email her at courses@experiential.sg Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/P_Lorraine_Wigglesworth/969794
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