Surviving The Crisis: Life Lessons

Someday this crisis will end, like all the others, leaving behind countless victims and a few rare victors. But each of us may also come out of it in a far better state than the one we entered into. This provided you understand the logic and the path, make use of the new knowledge accumulated in various sectors, rely only on yourself, take yourself seriously, become actors in your own destiny and adopt daring strategies for personal survival. My aim is therefore not to present a political program to resolve this crisis and all those that will follow, nor to offer vague moralizing generalizations, but to suggest precise and concrete strategies that allow everyone to "look for cracks in misfortune" and to know how to juggle the obstacles that will arise, without relying on others to survive, to live better. Someday this crisis will end, like all the others, leaving behind countless victims and a few rare victors. But each of us may also come out of it in a far better state than the one we entered into. This provided you understand the logic and the path, make use of the new knowledge accumulated in various sectors, rely only on yourself, take yourself seriously, become actors in your own destiny and adopt daring strategies for personal survival. My aim is therefore not to present a political program to resolve this crisis and all those that will follow, nor to offer vague moralizing generalizations, but to suggest precise and concrete strategies that allow everyone to "look for cracks in misfortune" and to know how to juggle the obstacles that will arise, without relying on others to survive, to live better.