The world has gone slightly crazy and it seems the virus is all anyone is talking about. It makes my brain tired. Continue reading “Control the Controllables”
Control the Controllables
Businesses Should Beware of Becoming a Crisis Chameleon and Straying Too Far from Their Brand Identity
By: Michael McQueen
While a crisis provides a unique opportunity to recalibrate and rediscover the unchanging DNA that makes up your business, it is also worth examining the possibilities and perils of significantly changing your business in the face of crisis and straying too far from your brand identity. Continue reading “Businesses Should Beware of Becoming a Crisis Chameleon and Straying Too Far from Their Brand Identity”
6 Lessons We Can Learn From The COVID-19 Pandemic
By: Akos Balogh
No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it. – Hebrews 12:11 Continue reading “6 Lessons We Can Learn From The COVID-19 Pandemic”
How Can My Church Help the Community in Crisis? Practical and Financial Ideas
By: Rosie Kendall
Humans are fundamentally relational beings – so a pandemic, forcing us behind closed doors, has the potential to make us even more disconnected than ever. Continue reading “How Can My Church Help the Community in Crisis? Practical and Financial Ideas”
COVID-19 Leads to Panic Buying Contagion
By: McCrindle
At the start of the year, no one could have predicted how one virus that started in the Chinese city of Wuhan, a place most people would have never heard of until this year, would affect the lives of almost everyone in the world. Continue reading “COVID-19 Leads to Panic Buying Contagion”
How to Build Financial Resilience in a Crisis – 7 Expert Tips From a Debt Coach
By: Stuart Sampson
I am a planner. That’s why I keep a diary. A diary gives me an idea of what to expect, a sense of control. Continue reading “How to Build Financial Resilience in a Crisis – 7 Expert Tips From a Debt Coach”
Coronavirus: — Latest Important Information
By: Clare Bruce
This article provides you with information released up until Tuesday 31st March in regards to COVID-19
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How Businesses Can Recalibrate in a Crisis
By: Michael McQueen
In the last few weeks, it has seemed that every day has brought yet another piece of bad news, pushing the world deeper and deeper into crisis mode. With more and more job losses, confirmed cases of Covid-19 infection and uncertainties arising, it is difficult to see the opportunities being offered by a crisis like this. Continue reading “How Businesses Can Recalibrate in a Crisis”
The Tomb Is Far Emptier than the Shelves Will Ever Be
By: Stephen McAlpine
It’s coming up to Easter.
Bet you didn’t think Lent 2020 was going to take that much away from you did you? I was hoping people would be giving up oats, baked beans, minced meat and pasta. Continue reading “The Tomb Is Far Emptier than the Shelves Will Ever Be”
My Child is Struggling Because Everything Is Being Cancelled
We’re living in unprecedented times. Offices are shut, streets are increasingly empty, and some people are locking themselves away. The uncertainty that we are grappling with is challenging enough for us as adults, but it’s also hard on our children. Continue reading “My Child is Struggling Because Everything Is Being Cancelled”