It has been a year of unprecedented anxiety and hardship — the phrase “dumpster fire” keeps getting tossed around — but I can’t help feeling grateful for so much of what has happened this year and the resilience it has produced in all of us and in our industry.
Source: Inman News
Why I’m grateful for the lessons and hardship of 2020
Published in 2020, Agent, Coronavirus, gratitude, Lifestyle, Opinion, Select, thanksgiving and Troy Palmquist
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