The first thing I want to point is the fact that this article is a consequence of the felling regarding the title.
If you are reading these words there is a 100% chance that you are part of the humankind that was affected by the new coronavirus, COVID-19.
The circumstance is a bit different than what the collective humanity has had in the past since we have this technologically connected world. Yet we face an uncertain time of our short in time lives.
The world moves and it is not stopping just because humans are.
As any human during the crisis of COVID-19, I was advised to Stay at Home and play my part. Despite being part of the workforce related to essential services and having to leave home to work in a non-possible-to-do-remotely job, I vow to the Stay at Home recommendations and movement.
Stay at home… comfortable.
The problem rises with comfort. Since we spend a vast part of our time and money investing in making home a comfortable and resting place, how can remote-work and productivity be integrated into such an idea?
That should be our challenge.
Because we need to address the core problem: The world moves. Constantly. And we should move with it.
