The Media Delivers
“How are you doing?”
If the media is influencing your answer it will depend on the day.
These days it will depend on the minute.
Each day, headlines reflect the feelings and moods of the media.
And if you are paying attention you will be whipsawed by them.
The reality is we are in the midst of the first of three bell curves.
The first is the FACTS.
Health outbreaks follow a bell curve of increased cases, a leveling off, then a decrease.
The second curve is FEELINGS.
Even after the facts have proven themselves out, fear still has to run its course where emotions of safety and security need to catch up with the facts.
The third curve is FUNCTION.
Once the feelings wane, people will begin to function normally again. And most people will be slow to return to normal function as they wait on broad validation that everything is okay again.
While there is some overlap of these three bell curves, we are in the first curve. While the facts unfold, and will continue to do so for weeks to come, the media plays on the beginnings of the second curve – feelings.
In the midst of this confusion – what to think, feel and do – we want to bring a calm perspective.
To keep perspective you need clarity about:
• The FACTS right now
• What YOU can CONTROL
• Where to FOCUS your ATTENTION
To help you do this we have created an informative education webinar: “A Calm Perspective in Confusing Times.”
Most importantly, I’ll share why you need NOT TO BE AFRAID about your family, your work, your income or your future.
This NEW webinar comes with: no strings attached, to help you and the ones you care about keep PERSPECTIVE.
It is FREE of: media bias, hype, sales pitches, cost and any hidden agenda.
This is part of our desire to give-back (while it feels like so much is being taken from us all).
Click Here to learn more and join me LIVE on THURSDAY AT 4:00 p.m.
This will be an informational webinar packed full of useful information, sifted statistics and charts, and helpful tips to help you keep PERSPECTIVE.
Don’t miss it!
“What is a cynic? A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.”
―Oscar Wilde