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Kreativitas Tanpa Batas

 Bagaimana bisa semua akan bekerja sesuai dengan kemampuan dengan kondisi yang ada. Marilah kita buat cara agar semua mampu berfungsi dengan baik di tengah masalah-masalah yang sulit seperti tahun 2020.


Apa yang bisa kita lakukan untuk mendapatkan duit (kehidupan). Pasti sangat sulit untuk mendapatkan tetapi dengan usaha yang ada, mari putar otak untuk ini.

Kehidupan yang sulit tidak menjadikan kita mengeluh atau tidak mau tahu. Tetaplah hidup dengan cara baru agar semua terlihat normal dan baik baik saja.
Ada banyak hobi yang bisa dilakukan ditengah pandemi agar kita tetap hidup/ Tentu saja ini menjadi hobi baru bagi kita agar tidak terlalu meyedihkan kehidupan ini.

Misalakan hobi baru yang bisa kita laksanakan
1. Membuat resep baru
2. Menanam tanaman bermanfaat bagi kebutuhan
3. Berjalan atau bersepeda santai
4. Nulis buku
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Tidak kalah seru yang dilakukan oleh masyarakat dengan membuat motif baru, batik corona. Sangat luar biasa kreatifitas mereka.


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