Like it or not we ARE in a time of CHANGE. Now we have two choices, find a really big rock to hide behind (NOT) or find a way to get good mileage out of where we find ourselves.
I must admit I am not a gamer in any way shape of form but if I want to connect with my grandson where he is it is in the gaming world. On NPR today I heard that gaming has increased 75% since the virus stay at home policies have been instituted. Add to that the fact that games now help people connect no matter where they are located I am getting a good feeling about all of this technology. Well, maybe that is an overstatement but I do sense an opportunity.
This book will give you an idea of what you are getting into.
Please remember that if you don’t understand something it is OK to ask a 10 year old.
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