I’m retiring at the end of the month. My age concerns me about commuting on the train, so I’ve been driving to the city. The experts on TV say the older you get, the greater your chances are for complications if you get the virus. I can tell you that ridership has definitely plummeted just from looking at head-counts on the train or observing parking lots.
But everything in life (and business) is cyclical. The ups and downs are what make it interesting. Making out of the down times are what make us stronger to attack the next challenge life throws at us.
I’m sure in the not too distant future, oil prices will go back to the stratosphere, traffic will get unbearable, and suburbanites will flock back to the train when it becomes a cheaper, faster, easier alternative to commute to work.
But everything in life (and business) is cyclical. The ups and downs are what make it interesting. Making out of the down times are what make us stronger to attack the next challenge life throws at us.
I’m sure in the not too distant future, oil prices will go back to the stratosphere, traffic will get unbearable, and suburbanites will flock back to the train when it becomes a cheaper, faster, easier alternative to commute to work.