Adapting. How's That Going For You?

There's been so many changes in our lives in such a short amount of time that it's enough to make your head spin. Seems like a good time to stop and think about just how much we can adapt when necessary.
Mother Nature certainly has a way of allowing animals to adapt to their environments and circumstances so it's reasonable that we can do the same. And thank our lucky stars that we don't have to carry the load that a camel does!
There's been changes in affiliate programs like Amazon and Walmart and there's certainly changes in what matters to our customers. Their priorities have changed and will continue to do so as this whole situation continues to play out.
I'm being even more thoughtful than normal about the content that I publish. I think it's important to get the right message out but it's also important to respect that members of your audience could be going through really difficult times so that needs to be taken into account.
After all there's always ways to deliver content that's valuable, thoughtful and respectful. I've seen some people sending out really salesy messages using the pandemic and that just doesn't sit right with me.
How about you? Have you been adapting and shifting your content to take into account how people are holding up with this crazy situation or is it business as usual?
Wishing you health and wellness as we keep moving forward through these incredible times.
My niche is permaculture, with an emphasis on gardening – growing and preserving your own food. So I have been encouraging people to start gardens. I've been putting out all the information I can on how easy it is to start a permaculture vegetable garden, and how much money they will save by not having to buy their veggies.
So I think that I am also lucky in my niche, because people are looking for ways to save money, stay healthy, and find things to do at home.
Hoping all stays well with you and yours through this madness.
Tracy
We've been adapting pretty well. Our working children have been lucky enough to have jobs in essential services and I've pretty much worked from home for the last decade or so. So we've been blessed through all of this so far.
Stay Well,
Michael
Thanks for sharing.
Stay safe and bless.
Elizabeth