New Year, New Moves

As the new year begins and we revisit all the adversity we faced collectively as a country, one thing we can all take away is how unexpected life can be. Though 2020 was rough for most of us, we are thankful for overcoming the obstacles and believing that we will see a better day in the near future. COVID-19 has affected many industries and our personal lives and we are still attempting to navigate through difficult situations to make sure we are being as efficient as we can everyday. Times have been rough to say the least, but giving up is something most of us cannot afford. We are in the earliest days of 2021 and we want to leave all the negativity we faced last year to ensure that we utilize our new assets and create a brighter future. Over the past year the economy went into a spiral leaving most of the country unemployed. As this process started to unravel, surrounding industries started to become affected causing projects to be finished in an untimely fashion, hard working individuals struggled to pay rent and others defaulted on their mortgage. We were hopeful for the government to fix the ground level problems, however, we must ultimately solve the problems ourselves. 2020 may have been the most difficult year we have experienced, but future victories are not far away!