3 Simple Cures for Holiday Overwhelm!
3 Simple Cures for Holiday Overwhelm!
The PROBLEM: Experts say the holidays are THE MOST stressful, overwhelming, and anxiety ridden time of the year. Do you agree?
The SOLUTION: This Christmas I offer you holiday simplification with 3 simple cures for holiday overwhelm!
The major challenge that accompanies the Christmas holidays is a lack of time and energy to complete all the tasks we feel important. With just a little planning you can save yourself some major stress this holiday season. Shown below are my 3 simple cures for holiday overwhelm. I have incorporated these 3 tricks into my holiday life for years and have found that as a working woman I can once again enjoy the holiday season!
3 Simple Cures for Holiday Overwhelm
My Christmas Wish for YOU
- greater peace (identify what is important)
- happy holidays (keep it simple)
- more calm (ask for help)
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2 Responses to “3 Simple Cures for Holiday Overwhelm!”
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November 22nd, 2016 at 11:41 pm
I use lots of lists and helps, but I am very distractable. All these good ideas get past my attention somehow. Such as, I found myself trying to put my socks on while I was still brushing my teeth.:-) How can I learn to complete tasks?
December 4th, 2016 at 4:51 pm
Katherine. I find that for my clients who also struggle with the ability to stay on task, morning routines and bedtime routines are extremely helpful. Give that a try and keep the order in which you complete tasks consistent. -Vicki