Time-Use Tips for a Coronavirus, Stay-Home, Lifestyle

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Are you going stir-crazy today? The stay-at-home policy here in NYC, and just about everywhere else, sure is helpful to keep safe, but it can make you feel trapped and even unproductive. I have felt that at times! Let’s consider a tips for how to use our time wisely during this Coronavirus-stay-at-home period of life.

Feel free to share some of your ideas too. Stay safe!

I’ve included a Bible study exercise on this video to help us remember what Jesus wants us to prioritize most.

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