It has been more than a year since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, and our life as we knew it has changed radically.

The pandemic has caused and is still causing many deaths, the economy has been decreased globally, and every one of us is trying to adapt to the new situation.

Many things have changed in several sectors of our life: our jobs, our relationships, our families, etc.

Still, many things were new for us and things that we have learned so far from all this brand-new status quo.

• From the moment we are forced to be in the house all day, we start thinking about how we will spend our unlimited time since, after a point, it’s getting boring watching Netflix all day.

• Regarding our relationships, we realize that distance is not the most serious reason to end something if there are will and patience.

• Overconsumption. Some of us still work and get paid, but being unable to do anything else, we’ve made eBay and Amazon our second (virtual) home.

• We can be productive if we use our time properly, whether for business or studies.

• Technology helps us to the fullest, and some things we were forced to do, are actually the beginning of a new era (online shopping or remote working, for instance).

• We can always do something creative, as long as we see the positive side of the time spent at home.

• Our health is the most important thing we have.

• Things that we considered granted, can change radically.

• The pandemic has made us test our relationships, and finally, we can check which of them will last.

• We have learned how to appreciate the small things in life, for instance, a walk with a friend.