Ghanaian actress, Lydia Forson has shared that a back up plan has helped her reduce the impact of the Coronavirus period on her standard of living.

She unveiled that although the Coronavirus period has been very difficult for everyone yet she's not suffering from it as much as others since she already had a plan B in place in case of such emergencies.

The actress stated that she and her team had already decided what to do before the lockdown began, and she has earmarked this period as her "relearning period" because the restrictions naturally force one to be more creative.

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She disclosed that she already took advantage of her large social media platforms to introduce her fans to her side businesses as she realized that she'd not be able to go out on set to film or produce movies. 

“There is always something you can do, the great thing about what I do is I don’t limit myself to only one thing, so even though this is difficult, I am not hit that hard. When we were on lockdown, I told myself I may not be able to go on set, but I am creative, I am an actress, I entertain people, what can I do within my four corners, so it forces you to go into creative mood,” Lydia made known to Bernard Avle on his Point of View Show.

The actress lamented that the system does not allow artistes to make enough on social media platforms even when using their huge followings crying out to stakeholders to help rectify the niggling problem.