Reduced Shooting Impact of Covid-19, Maya Septha Reveals She Used to Be a Very Stingy Person

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted all segments of society, including celebrities. The beautiful artist Maya Septha has felt the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic that has been affecting Indonesia for approximately seven months. Like other artists, during the pandemic, Maya Septha admitted that she had fewer shooting schedules compared to before.

"For me, the impact is that there are fewer TV programs, and shooting is rare. There used to be a lot of choices, but now there are fewer. And for business, it's a disaster if all businesses are in chaos, sales are difficult because people are not shopping," said Maya Septha on Trans TV, South Jakarta, (15/9/2020).

1. Declining Economy

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Clearly, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused Maya Septha's economy to decline due to reduced shooting schedules. Although there is no income during the pandemic, Maya Septha is somewhat relieved because she still has savings for daily needs.

"That's why it's fortunate that I used to save diligently from a young age. It's fortunate that I used to save diligently, so in times like these, I really feel the benefits, like my life is still going well because I am helped by my reserves," she said.

2. Already Diligent in Saving

Maya Septha said that she has been diligent in saving since a long time ago. Automatically, when experiencing a situation like the current one, she doesn't worry too much. What's important is that her savings are used as wisely as possible.

"I've been saving since I was young, in fact, I used to be very stingy, but now I can enjoy my money even more. In the past, I saved money, and then I thought, why save it all? We can't take it with us when we die, so I just enjoy it reasonably," she said.

"Basically, I like saving, so all my expenses are always smaller than my income at any given time. So I always keep saving, so when situations like this arise, I really feel it. So I'm fine, even though suddenly there's no work and a lot of uncertainty, I can still live using my previous savings," Maya Septha concluded.

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