I Don't Know
During a recent phone conversation with a good friend, she mentioned how almost every conversation involves some brief pause followed by the conversation trailing off with some version of “I don’t know.” Before our conversation was over, she ended up saying it as well, after which we had a great laugh. I think most of us have probably said it during these crazy times. True. There is a lot we don’t know. Our daily routines have been turned upside down and what seemed certain proved to be anything but. Jobs, meetups with friends, CAI in-person events, crazy rush hour traffic, you name it. Gone. However, in thinking about it a bit more, I think there is a lot more we do know than we don’t know. We know we are resilient as an industry. For proof, just look at how our communities, management companies and business partners have navigated our current world. As a prime example, I had never heard of holding a board meeting via Zoom – maybe a conference call but never a video meetin