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Success Is in Learning

Leasons Learned From The Pandemic

By Narghiza ErgashovaPublished 12 months ago 3 min read
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Success is in Learning

Learning from the pandemic is crucial for moving forward and achieving success. As restrictions gradually ease, it is essential to reflect on the lessons we have learned during this challenging time. One notable aspect is the blurred lines between villains and heroes, which is often depicted in popular Hollywood movies.

Drawing inspiration from a particular movie storyline, we can analyze the consequences of the main character's actions. In this narrative, the main character's curiosity leads to trespassing into prohibited areas, ultimately resulting in the destruction of planet Earth to save what little remains. While the character may emerge as a celebrated hero, it raises important questions about accountability, the value of reaching the finish line at any cost, and highlighting flaws in the existing structure.

Applying this analogy to our current situation, there are valuable lessons to be learned. Firstly, individuals should be held accountable for their actions, especially when they are at the epicenter of a crisis. Celebrating someone solely based on reaching a goal without considering the costs can lead to overlooking ethical and moral implications. Moreover, the main character's actions shed light on the flaws within the existing structure, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and addressing these shortcomings.

In the context of a country situated on an island, comparisons are often made to popular stopover destinations like Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, and London. These comparisons have historically left us feeling like an end destination rather than a competitive player. However, we possess a significant advantage in the efficient management of our biosecurity, border control, and the inflow and outflow of traffic.

For years, we have showcased our expertise through TV shows demonstrating our ability to detect anything that should not pass our borders. Additionally, our immigration laws mandate that visa applicants undergo medical tests in approved centers, some of which can only be conducted overseas and come with exorbitant costs. Despite these measures, the pandemic managed to infiltrate our shores, highlighting the limitations of our existing systems.

Nevertheless, Australia successfully flattened the curve, demonstrating the remarkable adherence of its citizens to social distancing measures. This accomplishment positions us as "heroes" in terms of our collective response to the crisis. However, it also exposes fundamental flaws in our economic realm, particularly concerning our relationship with China, our primary economic partner.

The pandemic has underscored the urgent need to revitalize manufacturing, embrace affordable labor, and adopt clean energy solutions. Additionally, it has highlighted the importance of investing in significant infrastructure projects and redefining existing business models. By addressing these issues, we can strengthen our economic resilience and reduce our dependence on external partners.

In a bid to redefine their operating model, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced that employees can work from home indefinitely. This bold move aims to generate substantial cost savings and efficiencies for both employees and the business. Such a decision sets a precedent that other industries may soon follow as they navigate the contracting market, compelling companies to reimagine their future office spaces.

In conclusion, success lies in the lessons we learn from the pandemic. It is crucial to acknowledge the blurred lines between villains and heroes and evaluate the consequences of actions taken in pursuit of goals. Holding individuals accountable and addressing flaws in existing structures are paramount for progress. Despite our historical perception as an end destination, we possess valuable strengths in efficient border management. The pandemic has also highlighted the need to revitalize manufacturing, embrace clean energy, and redefine business models. By adapting to new realities and reimagining traditional office spaces, we can pave the way for a successful post-pandemic future.

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Narghiza Ergashova

Founder of The Goldern Ritual Pty Ltd / OffshoreGeniX

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