As were Yoga classes, Zoom workouts and daily walks. Additionally, some of us even moved back home, saving another chunk of rent. It is useless to try to stop feeling such emotions or to feel you shouldn't have them for all sorts of reasons. Loving ourselves despite changes in our mental health, weight, income, social life, work environment and your surroundings was key to surviving 2020. ‘We will always have control over who we are, how we show up for ourselves and others, what we read, who we hang out with, what we share, how we react. 2 Responses to What Have You Learned About Yourself in 5 weeks of ‘Social Distancing’? It could be the little flower outside your window, parrots sitting on the electrical wires or even the daily memes on your group-chat, 2020 was the year to admire these little things. We all wanted to be healthy and boost our immunity. Lamar says: April 22, 2020 at … ‘2020 has given us more of time to take stock and re-evaluate our lives. Thanks for your provocative topics and wisdom! This is 2020 summed up in one sentence. Coughing in public is the worst offence and we need to learn how to be subtle about it. At Blue Beyond, we have a practice called “stringing of the beads.” We often start meetings with this practice — which involves posing a short prompt, and then going around the team to hear each person’s response. What a year 2020 was! You hate yourself for letting people who've done you wrong into your life. Yesterday I put up a post about what we miss the most over 2020 because, yeah, there's a lot for each and every one of us. 2020 was the year we all learnt how important it is to be mentally healthy. Join Malini’s Girl Tribe on Facebook and Instagram to be a part of more fun conversations! For a large part of the world, we have yet to experience the worst brunt of the coronavirus pandemic. I have learned that spring arrives in jarring increments – remarkable and dishonest, and that crying can be hilarious especially when you’re dancing. 1. Many of us were unable to employ our house-help due to COVID-19 and had to do chores that were always done for us (yes, this is a first-world problem, we know). Many of us didn’t know how strong we were prior to 2020, now we know better.’. This is an art and a science, which many are still to learn. You just keep thinking about this over and over. You feel sad, upset, and angry. While I still have a lot to learn, I have so much to offer an employer, and it’s so exciting to know that my future is in my hands. So, the next time you are asked to “tell me about yourself” at an interview, think beyond your education and hobbies and identify what makes you, you! 2020-2021 Secondary Questions. This is what I call a Moment of Clarity.We are taken out of our comfort zone and it gives us an opportunity to discover what makes us tick – if we take the time to observe what makes us happy and what we find irritating. You’re stretching beyond any limits you might have thought you had—not by choice—but by necessity. "At heart, I'm truly an introvert." ‘There’s no such thing as a waste of time. 2020 has been a weird year, but it’s been an eye-opening one none the less. What have been your top leadership lessons learned? Read them. Reply. We’ve also realised self-care is really self-preservation.’, Rosie Peacock, CEO of Conscious Enterprise suggests writing down a list of highlights from the year, however trivial they seem, and reflect on the enjoyment you experienced. 2020 was the year of valuing our mental health and anything that helped it. The question is if, by then, we will have learned our lesson. You depend on yourself. What have you learned this year? We learned how to adapt to a whole new COVID-19 ridden world. I’m curious what you feel like are the most important lessons you’ve learned about yourself during the pandemic, and what we as a country have learned — … It could be the little flower outside your window, parrots … Meditation played a big role in calming us down and helping us deal with all the stress, anxiety and depression COVID-19 brought along. Counting our blessings and trying to help others in any way we can is what 2020 was and 2021 will be all about. "I've learned that I can take risks and relish in the results. Although this was tricky since we couldn’t really leave our homes, we still managed to do it. Photo by ... You can only have more for yourself by giving it away to others.’— Brian Tracy. The coronavirus is more than a vector of disease: It is a window onto our greatest failings. Your storied really inspired me. Not sure what you learnt in 2020? You just can't forgive yourself. ‘We can keep bemoaning the situation that forced us to open our eyes, or we can recognise this as the kick we needed to create change. We don’t know what 2021 holds for us, and we’re not even going to bother predicting it. A conversation on Malini’s Girl Tribe brought to light the multitude of lessons 2020 taught us and they are insightful, beautiful and very relatable. The lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic will be with them forever. Whether it was at home or work, everyone started putting their mental health first. This semester, I’ve also learned that I can pay more attention and command more respect by dressing up just a tad–even a cute shirt and jeans will make me feel a lot better about the image I’m projecting. We’re surely going to be carrying these lessons into 2021. You may have heard the advice to keep a diary during this pandemic, both to understand yourself and to create a record of an extraordinary time for the future. Researchers have learned a lot since then. ‘Very often, situations like this shine a light on cracks we’ve been papering over for far too long – relationships, career, mindset. ‘It’s been an exceptional time, and the normal rules of working and living have been severely disrupted. Many companies even allowed their employees to take a day off if they “just weren’t feeling it”… and that is real progress. The good news is these hard times can be the catalyst for new habits, behaviors and lessons. The things I’ve learned about myself since that time are huge, so I’m thrilled to be taking part again this year with some new topics and some changes in my own mindset and experiences to share! ‘What did you learn about yourself you can now build upon in 2021? COVID-19, locust swarms, earthquakes, forest fires, cyclones and much more hit us one after the other, yet we survived and stood tall. It was inspirational to see so many people start new businesses, home bakeries and side-hustles, regardless of whether they had jobs or not. Thanks to negligible travelling costs, a chunk of our money got saved. Repressing or rejecting them often keeps them simmering just below the surface. Don’t get me wrong, I still have my sweats days (or weeks…), but I’d … Lessons Learned . Ultimately, adversity reveals that certainty is unpredictable, and change is inevitable.’. ‘I hope that people spend more energy doing things they love into 2021. Well, notwithstanding, here are the top things we think you will learn through travels. YouTube page opens in new window Instagram page opens in new window Twitter page opens in new window Facebook page opens in new window Change is rarely comfortable, but the end result can be a much happier life.’. 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