Pandemic Does Not Become an Obstacle, Selebgram Ria Anggrya Does Not Have Difficulty Dividing Time for Work and Family

Kapanlagi.com - In the midst of the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, it seems that it has had a positive effect on the community. One of them is more time to gather with family and loved ones because outdoor activities have decreased.

There are even some whose businesses have grown or found new innovations. Like what is felt by selebgram Ria Anggrya who claims to be able to manage her various activities during the Covid 19 pandemic.

"Actually, I am independent and like to help those in need. Managing and dividing time between work and taking care of children feels more noticeable, and so far (busyness) has not been disrupted because I have become accustomed to it," said Rya Anggrya when met in South Jakarta area, (27/10) Wednesday night.

1. Successfully Running a Business

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As an influencer, entrepreneur, and also a mother to her children, Ria has successfully run her catering and child development business. She offers interesting therapies to support children's growth and psychological issues that often occur among children.

"My business is in the field of child development and catering. It's about therapies for children with growth and psychological disorders," she said.

2. No Difficulty

Despite juggling three roles at once, Ria Anggrya admits that she doesn't have difficulty dividing her time, and her husband doesn't mind her various busy activities at all. Of course, in the future, Ria hopes that the Covid-19 pandemic can quickly pass and all layers of society can return to normal activities as usual.

"Alhamdulillah, so far everything has been going smoothly because it is done sincerely and patiently. Everyone supports it because my work doesn't take up much time and there is still plenty of time with the family," she explained. "Hopefully, this pandemic will disappear soon and the world can recover as it used to be so that everything can return to normal and all sectors of business can recover," she concluded.

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