101 Million+ vaccinations!
Americans have received 101 million doses of vaccines, an average of 2.30 million doses per day were administered.
101 Million vaccinations! ting us that much closer to herd immunity! 1
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Americans have received 101 million doses of vaccines, an average of 2.30 million doses per day were administered.
101 Million vaccinations! ting us that much closer to herd immunity! 1
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The lockdown that started March 2020 with anyone who wants a vaccine targeted by May 2021 gives us a target date in June.
That means we are at the 75% point today.
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That means we are at the 75% point today.
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In November we were at the halfway point. June was a hopeful optimistic date. But it is looking more realistic than ever.
You can just imagine what full, safe, healthy re-opening is going to look like
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You can just imagine what full, safe, healthy re-opening is going to look like
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As fear levels subside, people begin to do what they used to do: We will start to gather in groups — first family, then work + friends.
Life begins to return to normal, as we go back to work, commute, have mask-less social interactions, go public events, etc.
Life begins to return to normal, as we go back to work, commute, have mask-less social interactions, go public events, etc.
We will go out to restaurants again; we will shop in retail stores, go to bars, concerts, plays, museums, shows. Business travel returns, including conferences. No one will hesitate to get on a plane or travel.
Changes are coming also:
The Monday to Friday 9 to 5 routine is in danger.
Offices will have to learn to adapt. Technology becomes even bigger in our lives, and while there will be a bit of a reset, there is no going back.
The Monday to Friday 9 to 5 routine is in danger.
Offices will have to learn to adapt. Technology becomes even bigger in our lives, and while there will be a bit of a reset, there is no going back.
Some of the changes are simply accelerations of trends that were well established long before the pandemic began. My firm launched in 2013: from day 1, we were paperless/cloud built, used screen shares/video conferencing, remote work was standard.
But necessity is the mother of invention, and there are new ways to work that are not only different from what existed before hand, but some are likely to be permanent.
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We can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
We have a few more months to get through this, and we will emerge into the daylight.
Stay safe, be smart, and please make sure you are here for when life returns to normal.
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We have a few more months to get through this, and we will emerge into the daylight.
Stay safe, be smart, and please make sure you are here for when life returns to normal.
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To reiterate that last point:
This is no time for premature victory celebrations.
This is no time for premature victory celebrations.
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