How to War Away from Covid 19

 Introduction:

If you are as big of a fan of The Walking Dead as I am, then you know all about the infamous Covid 19 episode from season 3. What started off as an ordinary evening, quickly turned into the most gruesome, disturbing, jaw-dropping moment in the entire show so far (in my opinion). If you missed it, or just need to be reminded of its glory, go ahead and check out this video right now!

 

Train yourself

It can be tempting to just jump into a warzone and start shooting, but you have to remember that EVE is a skill-based game. A lot of new players assume that they’ll be terrible at it until they are suddenly good at it. The truth is that you need to practice and train yourself so that you get better at it over time. And although there’s no rule book on how exactly you should go about training yourself, there are certainly some useful methods

 

Pick your battles

It’s easy to get lost in drama and gossip, especially when you work with hundreds of people over a long period. And it’s even easier when those people are all crammed into one or two rooms together regularly. You know that person who says just enough at exactly the right (or wrong) moment, sparking an argument between two other employees? It takes a lot of work and patience to deal with emotional situations like these, but it can make life at work more enjoyable if you pick your battles wisely.

 

Know when you need help

In Catch-22, most of Yossarian’s co-workers are mentally ill or dying. And yet, it’s easier for him to accept that fact than it is for him to get help. The same principle applies in real life: Many people in toxic work environments shrug and stay silent when they should speak up. But don’t make that mistake—the stress of being at work can take a serious toll on your physical and mental health, not to mention your career prospects. If you feel like you’re in a toxic environment or getting burned out (and we know what those two things look like), talk to your boss or human resources team about your concerns.

 

Make it fun

Remember that you’re playing a game, and if you’re having fun, it will be easier to stay motivated. But not everyone finds war easy—if you can’t think of reasons why you should enjoy it, try looking at it as a challenge. Maybe your goal is to improve over time or reach a certain rank by completing daily quests. Maybe your reason for playing is unrelated to winning or losing; maybe you just want an excuse to hang out with some friends on Discord every day. Regardless of what motivates you, finding small ways to make war fun is important!

 

Use your support network

You’re in a tough spot, but you’re not alone. Be sure to reach out to your support network and ask for help with whatever it is that you’re struggling with (whether it’s asking for time off or finding resources). This isn’t just about getting help from loved ones: Your community can be full of people who have gone through similar challenges and might know better solutions than what you think of on your own. And, as always, if nothing else, remember that it gets better. You will get through all of these things—and someday your difficult time might even make a great story at parties!

 

Learn what triggers your depression

While depression is an emotional illness, it has physical causes as well. Oftentimes, things like chemical imbalances in your brain or nutrient deficiencies can cause feelings of depression and anxiety. For example, omega-3 fatty acids have been shown to reduce depressive symptoms in many people. If you think these physical triggers might be behind your symptoms, make sure you’re taking advantage of good nutrition by eating fish twice a week and incorporating nuts into your diet daily. If that doesn’t help and you’re struggling with persistent symptoms of depression, schedule an appointment with a doctor or mental health professional who can help determine if any chemical imbalances or other problems are contributing to your feelings of depression.

 

Don’t give up hope

It’s tempting, especially when you feel discouraged by a seemingly endless string of losses. But if you want to know how to war away from covid 19, it will take a bit of courage and determination, as well as some tweaks in your strategy. Like any military campaign, a war on covers begins with reconnaissance: learn what you’re up against and identify weak points in their defenses. Once you know their strengths and weaknesses, you can exploit those weaknesses without exposing yourself or your resources. Only then will you be able to claim victory over your opponent.

How to War Away from Covid 19