In COVID-19 everyone needs motivation

[Tumanggor]

That's very true, those who suffer from covid19 and those who don't, are currently in dire need of support
in my country, a soft lockdown is enforced but the effect is that poor people who work every day have to leave the house can't feed their child

It would be great if those of us who have more money give what we have more to those around us who need it
I'm starting it from a small capital that comes from my pocket because what the poor need is real money

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[awik p]

I was just observing the statistics on Worldometer, and I have to say, they are pretty depressing. I remember a few months ago, UK and Israel had very few cases. The Delta variant is way more contagious than the previous ones, however, it seems that it's less deadly, as we can observe from the number of deaths, which is considerably lower in terms of case/death analogy. On top of that, vaccinations have helped to reduce deaths dramatically.

I too have been using Worldometer (https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/) for tracking the progress of the pandemic. It is getting more and more depressing with each passing day. It is really horrifying to note that in highly vaccinated nations such as the US and the UK, now the daily number of cases are more that what they had during the peak of first and second waves. The United States reported 101,098 new cases and 429 new deaths on 30th July, while the United Kingdom reported 29,492 new cases and 68 new deaths. It is becoming very gloomy.

I've been keeping track of the cases since the pandemic started in March. The past few months were positive, with cases dropping dramatically, worldwide. However, this changed with the delta variant and the simultaneous lift of most measures.

If you notice the first and second wave's of the pandemic, you'll notice that despite the large amount of cases now, the percentage of deaths is lower. Hopefully, we're heading towards the start of the end of the pandemic.

In addition to the government program by distributing vaccinations, nowadays many people are aware of the healthy living program, where they know what to do for prevention measures, even to take treatment if they are infected with this virus. so that with high public awareness and the government carrying out various programs to overcome this pandemic, indirectly the development of the virus is reduced, even though we make cultural changes in our daily lives.

[bryant.coleman]

Right now, the worst affected country seems to be Indonesia. They are reporting 1,000-2,000 daily deaths for some time now. And it is not surprising, given their overdependence on the Chinese vaccines. A few months back, I was thinking that the pandemic will be contained by the end of this year. And now it looks as if I was wrong. In some of the countries, we are in to the 4th wave of the pandemic. Vaccination is not preventing the disease or deaths completely. A few individuals have died even after receiving both the doses of the vaccine.

[TimeTeller]

Right now, the worst affected country seems to be Indonesia. They are reporting 1,000-2,000 daily deaths for some time now. And it is not surprising, given their overdependence on the Chinese vaccines. A few months back, I was thinking that the pandemic will be contained by the end of this year. And now it looks as if I was wrong. In some of the countries, we are in to the 4th wave of the pandemic. Vaccination is not preventing the disease or deaths completely. A few individuals have died even after receiving both the doses of the vaccine.

We have another wave which is considered to be more contagious, this Delta variant.
We are seeing that countries are implementing strict lockdown again owed to this variant.
And right now, vaccination still can't contain this pandemic, it will really take years before we somehow return to normal.
This will go down as momentous years in the history of mankind. Despite of our sophisticated technologies, humanity can't beat yet a pandemic.
In this crisis, more than ever, we all need to be strong and look out for ourselves and family.

[lienfaye]

Right now, the worst affected country seems to be Indonesia. They are reporting 1,000-2,000 daily deaths for some time now. And it is not surprising, given their overdependence on the Chinese vaccines. A few months back, I was thinking that the pandemic will be contained by the end of this year. And now it looks as if I was wrong. In some of the countries, we are in to the 4th wave of the pandemic. Vaccination is not preventing the disease or deaths completely. A few individuals have died even after receiving both the doses of the vaccine.

We have another wave which is considered to be more contagious, this Delta variant.
We are seeing that countries are implementing strict lockdown again owed to this variant.
And right now, vaccination still can't contain this pandemic, it will really take years before we somehow return to normal.
This will go down as momentous years in the history of mankind. Despite of our sophisticated technologies, humanity can't beat yet a pandemic.
In this crisis, more than ever, we all need to be strong and look out for ourselves and family.

Even there's a vaccines available already its not an assurance to finally beat this virus because the number of cases are still increasing not only in Indonesia but also in our country as well. In fact the NCR (national capital region) will be place in lockdown again for 2 weeks. Its been more than a year but it seems there's no changes at all, no one can answer until when we're going to live with this virus existing. We really need to support and motivate each other that this situation shall pass and there's a hope for us.

[Ucy]

I was just observing the statistics on Worldometer, and I have to say, they are pretty depressing. I remember a few months ago, UK and Israel had very few cases. The Delta variant is way more contagious than the previous ones, however, it seems that it's less deadly, as we can observe from the number of deaths, which is considerably lower in terms of case/death analogy. On top of that, vaccinations have helped to reduce deaths dramatically.

I too have been using Worldometer (https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/) for tracking the progress of the pandemic. It is getting more and more depressing with each passing day. It is really horrifying to note that in highly vaccinated nations such as the US and the UK, now the daily number of cases are more that what they had during the peak of first and second waves. The United States reported 101,098 new cases and 429 new deaths on 30th July, while the United Kingdom reported 29,492 new cases and 68 new deaths. It is becoming very gloomy.

I've been keeping track of the cases since the pandemic started in March. The past few months were positive, with cases dropping dramatically, worldwide. However, this changed with the delta variant and the simultaneous lift of most measures.

If you notice the first and second wave's of the pandemic, you'll notice that despite the large amount of cases now, the percentage of deaths is lower. Hopefully, we're heading towards the start of the end of the pandemic.

I also observe things once in a while and I noticed the escalated cases were triggered by what I would call shocks. I particularly notice the trigger during the recent dip in Crypto price.

Just wish News media and those with large followings are more careful how they spread information to people. Fear, panic could be some of the triggers. People's internal defenses need to be fight the disease. Fear and shock weakens it

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Maybe the only thing we can do to help this pandemic, especially with fake news and spread shared posts on social media, is not to delve further, especially if it goes against the government's intentions, let's not add to the problem.  If you don't want to get vaccinated, don't, but don't get involved with other users who don't know anything but to threaten.

Anyway, let's just take a closer look at the good things that have been caused by this massive problem.  Especially the situation in the home that is always and more often together as a family.  Curfew hours have been tightened so that no children or minors can be seen hanging out at night, and much more.

[rutherford]

The main thing we have to think about is health, when we are healthy it is very influential to think about other things.  If we have a strong soul, of course, we will focus on thinking about how it will be for example, a strategy in terms of running a business.  Under current conditions, I think that investment has a very high chance of getting money and of course we have to look at the long term in choosing the right investment such as saving ETH coins.

[Snappycoco]

I think this is every worst situation for all, especially those who are suffering from the pandemic, so we have one option that is to find a way to turn it into positive.
 Many died as well, lost our jobs, our businesses and everything, so we really couldn't say it's a blessing. But in this condition, we should just look forward and think about of next-generation future. otherwise, our upcoming generation will also suffer as now we are facing

A year after this pandemic: As a newly college graduate, it is very hard for us to find jobs. Many competitors and only few jobs are now being available. In my country, we have the longest lockdown which happened almost a year and it sucks. No board exams = no license. No license No proper job no money. I'm lossing the motivation to continue with what ive started. No amount of youtube motivational talks is enough to recover from this year of torment.

[bryant.coleman]

A year after this pandemic: As a newly college graduate, it is very hard for us to find jobs. Many competitors and only few jobs are now being available. In my country, we have the longest lockdown which happened almost a year and it sucks. No board exams = no license. No license No proper job no money. I'm lossing the motivation to continue with what ive started. No amount of youtube motivational talks is enough to recover from this year of torment.

This is definitely an issue. My friends in India are claiming that many of the companies don't want to hire students who passed in 2021. The colleges and schools are close for almost one and half years and in many cases even the exams are being conducted online. Under these circumstances, obviously there will be some amount of fraud in exam valuation. But the companies are now collectively punishing all the students, rather than blacklisting those who are suspected of rigging their final exams.

[Snappycoco]

A year after this pandemic: As a newly college graduate, it is very hard for us to find jobs. Many competitors and only few jobs are now being available. In my country, we have the longest lockdown which happened almost a year and it sucks. No board exams = no license. No license No proper job no money. I'm lossing the motivation to continue with what ive started. No amount of youtube motivational talks is enough to recover from this year of torment.

This is definitely an issue. My friends in India are claiming that many of the companies don't want to hire students who passed in 2021. The colleges and schools are close for almost one and half years and in many cases even the exams are being conducted online. Under these circumstances, obviously there will be some amount of fraud in exam valuation. But the companies are now collectively punishing all the students, rather than blacklisting those who are suspected of rigging their final exams.

A very sad batch year for graduates. I think government should step up and address this issue. What if this pandemic would still close schools and have virtual classes for a decade? More and more will suffer from this mindset of some companies.

[seramania]

I think this is every worst situation for all, especially those who are suffering from the pandemic, so we have one option that is to find a way to turn it into positive.
 Many died as well, lost our jobs, our businesses and everything, so we really couldn't say it's a blessing. But in this condition, we should just look forward and think about of next-generation future. otherwise, our upcoming generation will also suffer as now we are facing

Everyone needs motivation. especially motivation in the economic sector. in my country there is a positive side behind covid 19, many people are motivated to make businesses and this makes people implement a creative economy that can be better in the future. how about your country?

[Vishnu.Reang]

A very sad batch year for graduates. I think government should step up and address this issue. What if this pandemic would still close schools and have virtual classes for a decade? More and more will suffer from this mindset of some companies.

At least in some of the states, they are asking the students to appear for offline exams. Because widespread fraud has been reported in online exams and undeserving candidates are scoring very high grades. But the students (as well as the parents) are protesting against this, because vaccination hasn't yet opened for those under 18 in India. So essentially the government is asking unvaccinated students to appear for exams, at a time when the delta variant is causing huge number of deaths and hospitalizations.

[dimox]

people dont need motivation, they need helper to solve their problem, any problem. most of them (in my country) suffer from many thing. from government, until people itself. and they blame high position because never get what they need. and, "we will die slowly, stepped by strong expectation"

[jakdanyel]

We have had really bad times since the covid-19 period started. Many people lost their jobs and had big difficulties to find new ones. And this caused them to look for some alternative jobs also. These are bad times but we have to gather ourselves up, I agree with you. If we don't work enough and help our countries develop, there will be no good future waiting for the next generations.

[Ultegra134]

A year after this pandemic: As a newly college graduate, it is very hard for us to find jobs. Many competitors and only few jobs are now being available. In my country, we have the longest lockdown which happened almost a year and it sucks. No board exams = no license. No license No proper job no money. I'm lossing the motivation to continue with what ive started. No amount of youtube motivational talks is enough to recover from this year of torment.

This is definitely an issue. My friends in India are claiming that many of the companies don't want to hire students who passed in 2021. The colleges and schools are close for almost one and half years and in many cases even the exams are being conducted online. Under these circumstances, obviously there will be some amount of fraud in exam valuation. But the companies are now collectively punishing all the students, rather than blacklisting those who are suspected of rigging their final exams.

My university also closed in mid-March, lectures re-started shortly after, online, which isn't even remotely close to being in class. It's been over 1.5 years, and we are expected to open in October, unless anything provocative happens. Exams are also conducted online, with a few professors making it extremely difficult to pass.

[leetcoiner]

We have had really bad times since the covid-19 period started. Many people lost their jobs and had big difficulties to find new ones. And this caused them to look for some alternative jobs also. These are bad times but we have to gather ourselves up, I agree with you. If we don't work enough and help our countries develop, there will be no good future waiting for the next generations.

In any case, the pandemic pushed us to greater decentralization and remote operation.
Ie stirred up the usual way of life of people, everything became uncomfortable to us, many had to retrain into other professions, and from part it is good, it gives a development stimulus for all mankind.

[n0ne]

More number of people are much into depression due to loneliness. When someone is suffering out of depression they won't think of anything outside their circle. They won't care thyself. Now helping hands are more in need to overcome this and governments need to work on it. Recently saw a NGO organising a meet online. Here people can register to spend time and talk. This means volunteers reach out mostly the aged people and spend the day with them supporting mentally.

[Sithara007]

My university also closed in mid-March, lectures re-started shortly after, online, which isn't even remotely close to being in class. It's been over 1.5 years, and we are expected to open in October, unless anything provocative happens. Exams are also conducted online, with a few professors making it extremely difficult to pass.

With delta strain spreading rapidly, don't have high hopes on colleges and schools opening by October. I won't be surprised if they remain closed till the beginning of next year. And the winter season in northern hemisphere will start in around two months, and the chances are that the infection will spread further when the temperature goes down. Even in countries that have achieved >50% vaccination (US, UK.etc), we are now witnessing a sharp spike in the number of infections. And in most of the countries, the vaccination hasn't yet started for those below 18 years.

[breathlessz]

Motivating someone who is drowning in a pandemic is really needed, especially for those who have been removed from work or for entrepreneurs who have gone bankrupt due to the pandemic. giving motivation is the same as awakening the soul, so it gives hope that there is another way to get out of this situation