The coronavirus has turned life upside down, and when it’s over our lives will be changed permanently.
Yes. Though we may do so a little less often—and with some trepidation.
“I think the next generation of amazing companies will be invested as we come out of this,” Mark Cuban, billionaire entrepreneur and owner of the Dallas Mavericks wrote us in an email. “Someone will have a unique and compelling vision of what the world on the other side can look like that will make us all wonder ‘why didn’t I think of that?’”
On the flip side of the companies that will make out, are those that will suffer. Mark Penn of the Harris Poll says many Americans won’t fly even six months after the virus is mostly gone. “People see airports and particularly planes and they really fear that,” Penn told me. “Airlines are going to have their job cut out for them.” More so with cruise ships of course, as well as hotels and resorts and all the millions of jobs associated with them.
‘Supply chains are changing’Let’s turn to government and politics. A few huge points here. A) The government, especially the federal government will be playing an outsized role in our lives for years to come.
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