Old Year Resolution (Part 2)

Even though 2020 is done with us, I’m not sure if we should be done with it. And not only with 2020, but with our past.

Our past is full of wisdom and we can always learn a thing or two (or three) from it. Or maybe we learned them and you don’t even realize it. And even though I see many people wanting for 2020 to disappear from their past, maybe we should consider it as a huge lesson for humanity.

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Also, I consider we need to look at our past just as we look at a friend and we shouldn’t judge it two harsh because it is different (even though it feels like 2020 danced naked with every single person on this planet, embarrassing everybody).

So, I’m just curious to find out about you and your experiences. As for me, this is my answer to the below question:

1. I’ve learned that some people are your friends just because they get something out of you (e.g. attention, meals, help) and that if you ever need their help, they disappear from the face of the Earth. I’ve learned this from one of my closest friends and several not-so-close friends;
2. I’ve learned that we can always learn something new (e.g. how to set up a better blog, how to share without expecting anything in return. I’m continuously learning this from you every single day;
3. I’ve learned that working from home is not as easy as I thought. I’ve learned this from my employer because of Covid.

Which are the best 3 things you’ve learned in 2020 and where did you learn those from?

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