While we may be physically isolated from those outside of our usual circles, relationships are actually improving. Our data also found that almost half (47%) of men report an improvement in their relationships with their children compared to 35% of women. And more than 40% of men report a better relationship with their work supervisor compared to 28% of women.
With the success of the vaccines, we are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel of this difficult period in our history. But before we jump back into the routine of the normal life that we lived in 2019, it would be a shame not to pause to reflect on what we have learned during this time. The social isolation caused by the pandemic really was an opportunity for a collective pause, and a global self-assessment about who we really are, and what we really want in life.
As a part of this series called “5 Things I Learned From The Social Isolation of…