Coronavirus Causing Workplace Worry and Loss of Control In Life

Richard V. Battle is a business consultant, speaker and the author of six books including his latest award-winning Conquering Life’s Course-Common Sense In Chaotic Times.

Not immune to personal challenges, Richard has survived an apartment fire that his neighbor died, experienced financial ruin with the Texas real estate collapse in the 1980’s, divorce, experienced two heart procedures, survived cancer and his the most significant loss of all, the death of his only son.

As Americans everywhere make drastic changes to their lives in the battle against coronavirus, we are experiencing total pandimonium. Businesses and schools are closing. Elections are canceled. The stock market is in freefall. Grocery store shelves are bare. Richard Battle, says that all this worry won’t resolve the coronavirus issue.

We'll ask Richard about:

• His top 3 strategies to keep you and those you love from stressing too much about coronavirus
• How to talk to your kids about coronavirus, and why you have that conversation should right away?
• Why often it is the very young, and the very old that tend to worry the most...and how to help them with their worries?
• What realistic actions you can and should do, to keep the stress down, and also to protect your physical and mental well being?