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Gordon Firemark: Finding Gratitude in Coronavirus Environment

May 18, 2020 by

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Gordon Firemark is a well-known entertainment attorney and specializes in theater law. Since theaters are no longer open, in the coronavirus environment, he is branching out into other areas such as podcasting, digital media, and online development.  He also does coaching and personal development areas.

He has a 9-year old daughter with a compromised immune system, so he is staying close to home.

He feels the earth may be getting a restart with the lack of smog without all the cars on the freeway. He says the air is cleaner and cleaner. He can see the mountains in the distance now from his front yard.

He feels he will be more aware of the small businesses around him and be sure he is patronizing them when he can. He has a message of positivity for the future and thinks everything will eventually work out. He feels we should each do our part and practice gratitude for what we do have right now.

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