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It comes as no surprise that the pandemic had a substantial impact on local companies and communities alike, and attempts to strengthen the economy in terms of dollars spent and jobs generated are vital for local council, regional development, and development corporations.

While many hoped that lockdowns would be lifted, we must remember that it will take time for the economy to return to routine. With the Omicron version affecting our post-lock down momentum, business confidence decreased substantially at the close of 2021 and throughout January 2022.

18 months have been extremely demanding. There has been far too much discussion of lockdowns, restrictions, mask wearing requirements, and homeschooling. Even though there are many unknowns, we want to stress that the most important thing to remember is to take care of yourself.

Our plan to get back to normal is well under way, so businesses are focusing on reopening, schools are starting face-to-face instruction again, gatherings are permitted (albeit outside and with some restrictions), and people are eager to get out and enjoy the Spring weather, which will help the economy.

Did you know that almost everything has a designated "day"? There is a World Plumbing Day and an International Tea Day. There are holidays devoted to things like internet security, pianos, and cream puffs. There is a day for everything that comes to mind.

Some of the most complicated concepts, theories, and systems can be explained using stories. Even though you may be familiar with the goods and services your company provides, a lack of understanding could occasionally be the reason why potential customers aren't rushing to contact you.