Let’s be clear, “managing time” is, obviously, a figure of speech. There’s no way we can influence time. We do, however, have an impact on how we will use time. That’s why, a term ”managing your time” has been coined. That includes, on the one hand, the things you do, your plans, duties and responsibilities, but, on the other hand, pleasures and even laziness.
The coronavirus pandemic has turned the world upside down. The media are full of alarming reports from hospitals and they also present psychological and sociological analyses of this unusual phenomenon. A vast majority of companies in which employees aren’t required to stay in the office have decided to allow their workers to work from home. This sudden trend is and will definitely be one of the most fascinating points in discussions on how to carry out business activities in a time of crisis.
St. Valentine’s Day is coming. This is a relatively new holiday in Poland and it could, on the one hand, annoy some of us because of its commercialisation, but, on the other hand, it is a perfect reminder of the power of feelings. And it doesn’t only concern the power of love. It’s about emotions as such that matter. Olga Tokarczuk, a Polish writer, when collecting the Nobel Prize in Literature spoke about the importance of being attentive and sensitive to other people – especially to their feelings and their needs. It is also true when it comes to places in which we spend our time. 
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