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Necessity is the mother of invention

March 27, 2020
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I can’t think of another time in modern history when we so strongly questioned what was a necessity. Apparently toilet paper tops that list.

From essential work to essential workplaces, classrooms and offices, we are witnessing a sea change in work and study. Virtual classrooms have supplanted the schoolroom and even a worldwide pandemic can’t stop your boss from wasting a day in meaningless meetings thanks to the wonder of Zoom. So where do we go from here?

Are there parts of your business or a passion project that just don’t work remotely? Can you pivot? Can you improvise? Can you create?

We will come out of this and on the other side will be a Brave New World. How will you approach it?

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Jeb Johnston

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