“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” Charles Dickens opened his classic 1859 novel A Tale of Two Cities with this wonderfully descriptive phrase. Fast forward to today, and the phrase could just as easily apply to the last 2 1/2 years. The pandemic was a global event that claimed millions of lives. Truly the worst of times.
Thanks for sharing this insightful story, Ken. Not to simplify it in anyway but it speaks, to me, of going back to basics and then adding some steroids to muster up to match the times we all lived through and still are. Good reminders and lessons for us all.
This is wonderful and so true of my bank, The Bank of America who closed my branch during COVID and made it next to impossible to access my safe deposit box.
BOA execs should read this. Talk to a human being, BOA made it next to impossible!
Thanks for sharing this insightful story, Ken. Not to simplify it in anyway but it speaks, to me, of going back to basics and then adding some steroids to muster up to match the times we all lived through and still are. Good reminders and lessons for us all.
This is wonderful and so true of my bank, The Bank of America who closed my branch during COVID and made it next to impossible to access my safe deposit box.
BOA execs should read this. Talk to a human being, BOA made it next to impossible!