The speaker talks about coping with setbacks, rejections and losses in life and how it's important for the community to hold on to the values of human nature even during suffering and pandemic.
The pandemic has helped people connect with their past experiences and feelings, as they had to adapt to a new way of living that often resembles past hardship or struggle. The speaker shares a personal story of feeling right at home during lockdown, recalling the isolation and lack of resources he experienced growing up as a refugee.
COVID-19 has taught us the importance of reevaluating our priorities and understanding that our health and relationships should be placed above our career or the urge to make money.
The fear of what people think and the lack of control over conversations can be overwhelming. Sometimes, change can be unpredictable but focusing on sharing valuable information can ease the process.
The speaker encourages a positive mindset to tackle daily challenges and to live a fulfilling life. He also touches on how people tend to just exist and endure life instead of taking control.