Remember those heady days before the pandemic? The days when hardly anyone was using Zoom. I admit, I had the app, and had done some meetings, but I didn’t really know what it was capable of. Now that the pandemic has passed, I spend a lot less time on Zoom and it’s transformed the way a lot of businesses run.
Does it still have a place in the lives of those who aren’t working? It can be very useful to have meetings with a travel agent, a will writer, a financial adviser, etc. It can also be helpful to have family catch-ups (as in the picture!) and see friends on the other side of the world. One of my clients still has a weekly Zoom with her sisters; connections have been revolutionised by what happened in the pandemic.
There are also many groups for those in later life that meet online, from social groups, to classes, and bridge groups. It is all out there. So if you don’t fancy going out into the world, but crave connection, Zoom is very much still a worthwhile thing (and of course other platforms like Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet).
If you want to get started on Zoom or another video platform, talk to us about how we can help you get set up.
