For The Interested

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We may be in uncharted territory, but we’re about to chart it.

The people who love you will be there for you. Be there for the people you love.

There are brilliant people working this second to solve these problems — and they will.

Life is subject to change. Always.

Your words and actions influence how scary the world appears to those around you. Choose them wisely.

The unknown is scary, but it’s not new. You’ve never actually known what was going to happen next— you just convinced yourself you did.

Everyone is feeling what you feel—we just each process it differently.

When this ends you’ll be a different person than you were when it began. Stronger. Tougher. Wiser. Better.

Find something silly to do. Have fun. Laugh. Even if just for a moment.

Patterns bring comfort. When your daily routine is disrupted, create a new one.

The world has never been more prepared to deal with what’s happening — we have more collective knowledge, technology, and resources than at any time in history.

Fear is easy. Hope is hard.

If you’ve got a newsletter or blog that you think readers of my @ftinterested newsletter would enjoy and are interested in doing some cross-promotion, let me know! My readers are creators, entrepreneurs, and awesome.

The worst of your fears are unlikely to come true and if they do, you’ll cope with them better than you imagine.

There will be moments in your day when you do the same things you did before the world turned upside down. Let them remind you not everything has changed.

Extend conversations that make you feel better, end ones that make you feel worse.

"To live is to keep moving." - @JerrySeinfeld

Thousands of people have dedicated their lives to prepare for this moment and they will do heroic things even they don’t realize they’re capable of.

The vast majority of people care. About people they know. About people they don’t. About you.