The Probabilty of 2022.

Hi, everyone.

2021 is coming to an end soon.
So, what have you achieved this year?

Got a job? Finished school? Graduated? Got married? Have children?
I hope all is well for you.

2020 hit all of us hard.
It left us in uncertainty and hopelessness.
2021 has been somewhat better, right?

If you’ve been vaccinated, you might feel secure, ready for new ventures.
But if you refused, life became harder and unfair.

Choose your battles wisely.
Every decision you make should be calculated, with the possible outcomes in mind.
This era of global vaccination may divide humanity into two types of survival.
So think carefully, and prepare your countermeasures.

The reason I’m writing this is simple: probability matters.

With 2021 ending, many of us feel relief.
We return to work, school, and travel.
But don’t be fooled.

This is the best time to learn from the past.
We’ve survived two years of a pandemic.
If you’re still standing, take a moment to understand the lessons it offers.

The pandemic is not over.
The virus is still alive.
You may have grown used to it.
The vaccine works—but life is not automatically successful or easy.

Who is getting rich? Who is thriving?
Not everyone.

That’s why preparation is essential.

Survive, thrive, and protect yourself:

• Have savings.

• Learn survival knowledge.

• Practice hygiene.

• Don’t lose hope.

For 2022, make changes in yourself:

• Take care of your health.

• Lose weight if needed.

• Take care of your loved ones.

• Eat the food you love, enjoy life.

• Travel, experience the world.

• Save money. Invest. Create multiple income sources.

• Protect valuable things.

• Reduce weaknesses.

• Be a game-changer for yourself.

• Stop complaining—start solving.

• Read books, have ideas.

• If you are wealthy, help your community survive too.

Prepare for the worst, but live fully.

Remember: 2020–2030 is not a decade to relax.
It is a battle to survive.