2022 is
being ushered in with feelings of fear, frustration, and futility when it comes
to the world according to covid. But what if we flip the script — and just
accept, and even embrace our fate and absorb it into the equation of life as an
author today?
What if we stop denying reality — but also stop
projecting doomsday scenarios?
We get nowhere wishing for what isn’t, longing
for what was, and whining over what can’t be. Instead of seeing loss or limits,
let’s focus on what can be — and simply deal with what is. We need to be fluid,
operating out of a mindset that expects nothing but always strives for more.
Things change swiftly with covid. The truth is,
life is always moving very fast. The pace of change, thanks to technological
and communication advancements, is frenetic.
We have a new year — and that means new ways,
new winners. Life is anything but static, even during what feels like
paralyzing times.
I look forward to knowing I can plan a trip out
of the country with the expectation of being able to arrive and depart without
incident.
I look forward to being in a crowded comedy
club, arena, or restaurant and not have to listen for people coughing near me.
I look forward to shedding masks and getting
away from a needle every six months.
I look forward to not hovering over my teenage
son to implore him to take covid precautions.
I look forward to ending debates with friends
who don’t respect science or society, endlessly debating mandates, and the
politics and economics of health.
I look forward to not thinking I could kill my
81-year-old mom just by hugging and talking to her in person.
The world has always posed challenges and
opportunities that impact different people differently. Covid seems to be a
unifying and disunifying event. We all are experiencing it, but differently. We
need to find a way to co-exist with it — respect it but don’t be a slave to it.
We are all gamblers now, weighing the risks and rewards of our actions.
Things change all of the time. Just look
at:
*Styles
*Laws
*Habits
*Media
*Science
*Technology
Keep changing with the times.
Covid is like anything else - an ever-changing
factor in what we do, but not the only, prevailing one. At least that is what I
choose to think. Who knows?
Authors need to keep writing, keep promoting,
and keep living. Covid is one part deadly, but 10 times terrorist. Do
not let the terrorists win.
Brian Feinblum, the founder of this
award-winning blog, can be reached at brianfeinblum@gmail.com He is available to
help authors promote their story, sell their book, and grow their brand. He has
30 years of experience in successfully helping thousands of authors in all
genres.
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