This article is the summary of last week’s posts, in which I looked into various aspects of the Big Unknown we live at, and how to cope with it.

On Monday I wrote how we are living now in the Big Unknown: lots of questions, but few immediate answers. Yet, it is ok to live in this era, to have more questions than answers, and to trial-and-error to find them.

“We live in the Big Unknown, and it is ok, if you are ok with it.”

On Tuesday, I illustrated how our attempts to flatten the curve, don’t have to flatten our lives. Covid-19 holds us a mirror of our busy and FOMO-obsessed societies before, and shows us the perfect antidote.

“Living from one big dot on the timeline of life to the next one, forgoing all the small dots in between. Forgetting the flat line of daily life, trying to skip the gaps between the highs, not being conscious of the days just being alive.”

On Wednesday, I showed the most brilliant resilience strategy to get around these remarkable times. One of the simple genius strategies, possible for all challenges you face Covid-19 or non-Covid-19 related.

“Good things come to good people. It is a sentence I hear so often, yet I not always belief in. Not because I don’t belief in karma, but because we all know good people to whom bad things come as well. Good and bad things come to good and bad people, but the difference is that some people are able to bend the bad things into good ones.”

On Thursday, I wrote on my nephew’s Birthday, and how that day did not only make the distance between us tremendously tangible, but as well how it sparked my hope and inspiration with regards to our ever-changing world.

“When preparing the virtual birthday party, I travel through time. It is already five years ago that I held him in my arms as a little monkey crawling on my chest, no bigger than two big hands to carry him. His little pyjamas where too big, and so was the little hat.

He was so innocent and small, and had no clue of the world ahead of him. Nor had we.”

On Friday, I wrote:

“So, where do we go from here? We ask ourselves and the world around us. The answer might be more complicated.”

Yet, in Friday’s article I try to find one.

I wish you a joyful and meaningful weekend, and come back to you on Monday, with yet another silver light on the Corona Crisis.

This article is part of the series of Hope in Times of Corona. Read

1. how this times of self-isolation should not mean loneliness,
2. how you can contribute to this battle, 
3. how gratitude lights up the dark,  
4. how united we will stand strong
5. on the most util strategy in awake of a crisis 
6. how I got blown of my feet as well, but caught by many caring hands, 
7. how being calm can get us through the storm.
8. about Love in Times of Corona
9. how to discover your own talents 
10. why we need stories to hold on to 
11. how you can be creative and innovative.
12. how to spend your mot valuable assets in times of Corona.
13. how to listen to the sound of silence. 
14. How breate taking Corona really is.
15. discover the other freedoms Corona has shown us, 
16. about the new-born freedom Corona gave us.
17. about another way to exceed your personal bubble.
18. about the position of nature in this entire story
19. about nature bouncing back
20. about the crucial choice between resilience and resistance
21. about the game to play
22. about star gazing in dark times
23. About looking for Meaning
24. about what Easter and Corona have in Common
25. About the Shark and the Turtle
26. About the Irony of Distance
27. Why to Hold on
28. Fake News
29. about The Big Unknown we live at
30. about Feeling Alive
31. about what the Birthday of my nephew learned me about life 
32. About where we should go from here?

Or wait until tomorrow, when I’ll shine another light on yet another positive corner of this dark times.