A few weeks ago, everything may have felt stable in your career. Now, with the coronavirus outbreak (вспышка) continuing to have a tremendous human and economic impact, you’ve suddenly been given the unfortunate news: You’re getting laid off. At this moment, your job prospects may seem bleak (неутешительные), but you can still take purposeful (решительные) steps toward…
In December, Prime Minister Sanna Marin won an unexpected party vote to become Finland’s new prime minister, becoming the second-youngest leader in the world. She has declared a state of emergency in Finland. Read More in English in Vogue.
These are times of heightened (усиленный) change, disruption, uncertainty, fear, anxiety (тревога). It can feel pretty crazy for most of us. So how do we cope? What can we do in the middle of chaos and crisis? This is when meditation becomes of critical (жизненный) importance. Read More in English in Zen Habits.
Our canine (четвероногие) companions may need a little additional training. Still, the reason people love dogs, or at least the reason I do, is because they’ve never had much use for language. I mean, my dog is not an idiot. She knows enough words to get by. She knows “walk,” “outside” and “cookie.” And she knows…
This storm will pass. But the choices we make now could change our lives for years to come. Read More in English in The Financial Times.
Pushing a shopping cart, braving crowded aisles and even unpacking bags feel perilous (опасный). Here’s our guide to shopping during the coronavirus crisis. Read More in English in The New York Times.
Covid-19 RNA was found on a cruise ship 17 days after passengers left. What are the risks of handling (транспортировки) packages and groceries? Read More in English in The Guardian.
Answers to questions about coronavirus and exercise. Read More in English in The New York Times.
Six things you can do right at this moment (сейчас), along with some simple exercise equipment to get for your house. Read More in English in The New York Times.
Take a walk. This is still okay, and even encouraged, so long as you are alone. Read More in English in New York magazine