in los angeles, lee cowan for "cbs this morning." >> bravo, kadir nelson.they did on sunday morning was knockouts. you can hear more of "cbs this morning," including extended interviews and original content, on our podcast. before we go, we've got some tips on how to use this time at home to invest in your professional future. thinking about that, too. we'll be right back. >>> before we go, here's one thing you can do today to live a happi happier, healthier, more productive life. part of our partnership with gretchen ruben and her pacific "happier." gretchen joins us with tips on how we can invest in our professional futures. gretchen, good morning. so i mean, if you're inside, you're not going to the office, maybe you don't have a job, how can you take steps to improve your likelihood of having a job or thriving in the future? >> one thing you want to do is present yourself with as much strength as possible. so this is a time to update your resume, update your linkedin profile. if i have bio on a company website year our own, if you need to draft a cover

. ♪ >> reporter: kadir nelson has been emoting one brush stroke at a time for decades.in galleries, museums, and collectors eagerly seek him out. but what he does best is perhaps what we need most of all right now: the strength of the human spirit celebrated. >> i think it is a crucial moment, and i need to have a voice and create an image that will give people hope. i call the painting "after the storm." >> reporter: "after the storm"? >> "after the storm." all of the figures in the painting have their eye on a common goal. they all have their eyes trained on the light. >> reporter: it was still a work in progress when we visited nelson's los angeles studio earlier this month at a healthy social distance, of course. but even in its earliest stages, its message was pretty clear. >> i think one of the things that we're probably missing, a lot of people are missing now, is human touch. >> reporter: yeah? >> yeah. because we have to stay so far away from one another. [laughter] >> so i wanted to make sure to emphasize that, that that is part of being a human being, is touc