Quick Tip
Make Your Own Happy Holidays
Ah, the holidays! For years, I felt that my family never saw the best of me because I was always so stressed and overwhelmed. I took on too much, wanting everything to be perfect. The gifts, the decorations, the activities, the family time. It was as if I wanted to spend time with loved ones on the set of our very own Hallmark movie. And, boy, isn’t that a ton of work!? Waking up on January 2, I’d think, “Wait for a second! Where were my happy holidays?!” Download a free tipsheet, "10 Tips for Calm & Confident Parenting." Use the coach-approach to change the tone in your home or classroom -- starting now! So I suggest we make our New Year’s resolution a bit early for next year and promise to remember that this is our holiday, too! Think about your holiday goals now so that you can plan for them and be part of having a (great) holiday season for these last few days of this year and for next year too! Consider how you want to spend this last week of 2022. Here’s the deal: no one knows what holidays are “supposed” to look like except you. If you don’t have a Martha Stewart table setting or the “right” bottle of wine, no one will know – or care! They’ll remember laughing at the table, taking a walk to see lights, or hearing Uncle John’s favorite joke for the 457th time. So keep the good times rolling, make priceless memories, and have a happy holiday season – by cultivating the moments that mean something to you. So you can wake up feeling wonderful on January 2! Download a free tipsheet, "10 Tips for Calm & Confident Parenting." Use the coach-approach to change the tone in your home or classroom -- starting now!
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