I have also seen people who are now going out for morning walks or late night walks, trying out new skills and surprisingly some people have aced it. Also seen and heard of people who had been lost for a while and needed a break from the world, they rejoice every moment spent at home/alone. People who are in different cities are wishing that they could be back to their family and quarantine together because well, they know once it reopens, they will be stuck in the same routine of office home office and the family will again have to take a back seat.
I have been trying to find out what I am good at, I tried cooking, drawing, sketching, whipping dalgona coffee, household chores, folding clothes (yes... For a change, my cupboard is in a state where if I open it the clothes will not fall down.), and many more have been, executed. The result you ask? Eh, I don't really know yet, hey come on, there is still time left for the lockdown to be lifted.
So, here is what I have learned and experienced, it is okay to not know what you are good at. You should try and take out more time for yourself once this is over because the person who needs you the most is you. We try and be there for everyone by keeping ourself behind and in the end, we make others happy but are left a little unhappy. Please remember, you cannot pour anything from an empty vessel.
To give a little light on how I m keeping myself happy apart from trying out new skillsets, I have been a reiki practitioner and was postponing my 21-day full-body healing for a long time, like a ton as I heard that lockdown 1.0 was for 21 days, I sprung to action and along with my family, started the full course, and oh boy! was it the best decision. After 21 days, when lockdown 2.0 began I was again wondering what to do and how to be productive now, this time it took me a while but I started to try and develop a new and healthy habit. I have started performing basic yoga and Surya namaskar in the morning, now for the people who already do it, it might be nothing or a usual thing, but for me, it is a challenge to get up, get out of the bed and actually do something. All thanks to my mother who is supporting and accompanying me in this good deed to myself. Well, that's not all, so my uncle who happens to be a fitness enthusiast has lost himself in his day to day life.we are on very good terms and more like friends I know he desperately needed a push to be back to his healthy self. I became that push, as soon as I started with my developing a healthy lifestyle schedule, one step at a time, of course, I challenged him for the some, all he said was, Challenge accepted.
So, people, you might be going through a tough time right now. But be assured you needed this break and once you go back to your normal life, make sure to value people more than things, make time for yourself and family, and the most important thing, if you have started a healthy habit, continue it. I am going to try my best to continue what I have started and made the most out of it. But for now, I rest my case with a question for you, how are you spending your Lockdown/ quarantine? Answer in the comment section so you can inspire others, even if it is just the usual stuff you do. It matters.
P.s. thank you for showing a positive response to my previous post. If you haven't read it yet, go ahead and give it a read. Keep supporting.





