Forbes
When faced with a crisis or challenge, a business may be forced to come up with new ways to market its products and services, almost overnight. While challenges are nothing new for a business, the companies that are able to quickly pivot and adjust will be better off as things start to improve.

But how can a business adjust to the changing landscape and find new ways to position itself with a whole new strategy? Here are three tips for adjusting your strategy no matter what the challenge is you are facing.

Fast Company
If you’re feeling on edge about the pandemic, you’re not alone. A Pew Research Center survey conducted in March found that 18% of U.S. adults have experienced nervousness or anxiety five to seven days a week when thinking about the outbreak, while 28% report feeling those reactions three to four days a week.

Resiliency can be learned. Here are six ways to bounce back in an emotionally stressful time.

Chief Executive
For many CEOs, this will be the first time dealing with life-or-death human physical safety—and there are a whole lot of issues to consider.

What is also needed is a comprehensive detailed plan on the “how” you will bring people back to work. A plan focused on human physical safety in the workplace. COVID-19 requires this!

Entrepreneur
One of the first lessons from the coronavirus, even at this early stage of the pandemic, is that you can never plan for everything. The follow-up lesson, however, should give us all some hope. We can at least be more resilient when major, unexpected disruptions occur, as they inevitably will.

Focus on what's needed today, rather than obsessing over what you can't predict tomorrow.

Let’s Grow Leaders
No one saw this coming. Performance has nothing to do with it. The humans you are laying off are in the midst of one of the most stressful times in their lives. So are you.

Each person’s story is heart-wrenching. Here’s the best advice I have for this challenging time.