The New World: Are You Prepared? a Survival Guide
- ISBN-10
- ISBN-13
- 9798636615705
- Series
- The New World
- Pages
- 117
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-04-12
- Author
- Roger Ravencraft
Description
Everything you need to know about life during a pandemic to help you stay safe (and sane). Pandemics are an inescapable reality. The interconnectedness of the world means that a new virus today can become a global outbreak tomorrow. It's happened before, and it will happen again. And when it does, life as we know it alters considerably. Are you ready to practice social distancing? Do you know what "flatten the curve" means? What about the "shut-in economy"? Are you prepared to make difficult decisions for the good of your family and your safety? Are you ready for the new world? Pandemics come with new ideas to understand, new terms to learn, and new situations to adapt to. If we're going to survive, we need to know what to expect. That's where The New World: Are you prepared? A Survival Guide comes in. Whether you're a stay at home mom or a bachelor, CEO or intern, this book will be invaluable as you struggle to navigate a world facing a pandemic. You might be lonely in isolation. You might wonder how to make money. You might be worried about keeping yourself safe. The solution to all of these concerns and more can be found in this book. In addition, you'll discover: How to live in a pandemic state A brief history of pandemics The basics of social distancing along with guidelines How to make money and support the economy during a pandemic What you can do to help slow down or stop a pandemic And much, much more! It's easy to panic, lose your cool, and feel lost when the whole world is changing. You don't have to, though. All you need is the right information. If you're ready to prepare for the new world and do your part to fight a pandemic, click "add to cart."
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