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Simplify Your In-State Move Before Thanksgiving Moving before Thanksgiving may seem like a big task, but when done right, it’s one of the smartest ways to get settled before the holiday season kicks off. Picture this: being completely moved into your new home and able to fully enjoy the Thanksgiving feast without a single box left to unpack. Sunshine Moving Services offers an efficient and hassle-free in-state moving experience that lets you do just that. By moving before the holidays, you avoid the holiday rush and get to start the season stress-free. READ MORE: https://justpaste.it/gyb7k #InStateMovingServices#InStateMovingCompany#InStateMoving#InStateMovers#LongDistanceMovers

???As the countdown to Christmas accelerates, it's easy to get swept up in the holiday frenzy.?Have we bought all the gifts? Is the food planned? Are the decorations perfect? ?? STOP. This year, let's shift our focus. Don’t feel pressured to meet every holiday ideal or checklist. Instead, create a new tradition—one that follows?your?rules. Make it a priority to be present and to practice gratitude. If the year hasn't been perfect, take a deep breath. It’s okay. Sometimes, the best gift we can give ourselves and others is simply to?be. You can find more tips on how to achieve this on our blog at https://lnkd.in/dX5np9YQ. On behalf of Jennie and Penelope at The Informed Perspective we wish you all a peaceful holiday season! ??

Last week we gathered for Thoughtful Thursday Shoutout to those who came out ????Good conversation and good vibes ? As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday I wanted to share the highlights so that we can all enter the season with intention Here are the insights that stood out from our time last week: ????Gratitude is powerful- this grounding practice helps us hold love in our hearts and remember the things that are most important in this life ???Our voices sacred- our voices can be used to release things we’ve been holding onto in many ways: shout it out (literally scream!), communicate your boundaries, ask for support, use your voice to help serve your needs ????♀?Boundaries, boundaries, boundaries- setting boundaries for ourselves and others during this busy time can help release undue pressure we tend to put on ourselves. Whether its personal, financial, time related, relational, whatever, set clear boundaries and stick to them ??Self- awareness is key- in order to effectively meet our own needs and practice self-care and compassion, we must first take time to connect with ourselves below a surface level. Make space for time with just you. ?? Politics matter- this is an election year and many of us are still processing the transition we’re facing. Know how this impacts the dynamics in the spaces you navigate and prepare accordingly Be sure to make some space to prepare yourself for a healthy happy holiday season. If you need help with that, hit me up! Happy to support you an any way I can ??

How many of these of have you checked off this season? We know how busy this time of year can be. Between hosting family dinners and buying gifts, it can be easy to forget about making time to have fun for yourself. That's why we’ve put together a Christmas checklist of fun activities that you can do during this festive time. Make this holiday season extra special for you and your loved ones by remembering to have fun even in the hustle and bustle of the season. Tell us the holiday traditions you do every year in the comments! #christmasbucketlist #christmasfun #christmaschecklist #actionmortgagemi #takeaction

?? Thanksgiving Schedule ?? Just a heads-up: we’ll be closed next Thursday for Thanksgiving. We wanted to share this early so you have plenty of time to plan for the holiday. Looking for a little extra support this holiday season? Check out our sober holiday tip below to help you stay grounded and focused. #thanksgiving2024 #holidayguide #soberholidayguide #recoverycommunity #recoveryispossible #RecoveryJourney

All of us at Family Service Center wish you a happy and emotionally healthy Thanksgiving holiday filled with all that makes you joyful this time of year. In a world and time that sometimes can feel overwhelming, we are thankful to be part of a community that cares so deeply about the well-being of others. However you plan to spend this Thanksgiving holiday, we hope it is the right balance of connection and self-care. If you are attending gatherings that you worry will include at least a few difficult moments to manage, read here for a few tips to consider: https://conta.cc/3ZtcUM5

Happy Thanksgiving Eve! With the holidays coming up, I know how hard it can be to make time for yourself and feel truly GOOD in your body. That’s why I’m so excited to share this 4-Week Slim Down promotion! I’ve seen firsthand how powerful these four weeks can be for setting up a strong foundation for health and confidence—and now there’s a limited-time discount to make it even easier to jump in! You can get up to $205 off and even 35% in rewards for your second month if you want to keep going. And the best part? You can order now and start whenever you’re ready—no pressure to begin right away! Here’s what’s included: 5 of your 6 daily meals sent to your door 1:1 support from me to keep you on track Access to a private group where we share recipes, motivation, and all the little wins Tons of recipes to make meals a no-brainer Accountability to keep you focused, motivated, and on track If this speaks to you, just let me know, and I’d love to get you all the details. This is only available for a short time, and spots are limited, so reach out if you’re interested! Let’s make feeling your best simple and achievable.

It’s hard to believe Thanksgiving is only 13 days away! The holiday season is approaching fast, and while it can be filled with wonderful memories, it can also be stressful. Here are 5 ways to help reduce that stress: ?? Start Early and Share the Load Get the whole family involved in planning and prepping early. Assign tasks like gift shopping, decorating, or meal prep so no one feels overwhelmed at the last minute. ?? Set Simple, Meaningful Traditions Focus on the traditions that matter most to your family and skip the extra pressures— make memories without over-scheduling. ?? Be Realistic About Expectations Let go of “perfect” and embrace what’s realistic for your family. It’s okay if things aren’t flawless—what matters is being together and enjoying each other’s company. ?? Create a Holiday Budget as a Family Sit down as a family and agree on a budget for gifts, food, and activities. It helps avoid financial stress and keeps expectations in check, especially for kids. ?? Make Time for Family Self-Care Prioritize family downtime—whether it’s taking walks together, playing games, or simply unwinding. Allow everyone moments to recharge so you can all stay present and enjoy the season. #estateplanning #thanksgiving #holidaytraditions #wills #familyplanning

?? Thanksgiving is still a pretty new concept for me, but I love the idea behind it—taking a moment to pause and feel grateful for the good things in life. It’s so easy to get caught up in work, stress, or just the day-to-day rush that we forget to notice the little things that make us happy. Recently, I started this simple habit: every night, I write down 5 good things from my day (I use a messaging app on my phone). They don’t have to be big—just moments that made me smile or feel good. Like a great working session where everything clicked, a 1:1 meeting that boosted my focus, a nice walk in the morning, a tasty lunch, or even finishing a good book. It’s been helping me teach my brain to enjoy the little things in life, even on the busiest, most stressful days. And honestly, it’s such a good way to end the day—it reminds me that there’s always something to be grateful for, no matter what. So, as Thanksgiving gets closer, I want to share this habit with you. Try it out—write down 5 good things from your day, even if they seem small. It’s amazing how much those small moments can add up when you take the time to notice them. Wishing you all a happy Thanksgiving season! ??

Thanksgiving used to be my least favorite holiday. Multiple dinners at multiple houses, scorecards, a day of obligations. This year marks 13 years of Thanksgiving being my favorite holiday. A day of friends and family, a day of really good food, and a day of gratitude for all that I have. The holiday hasn’t changed—it’s the exact same day. The difference? I’m sitting at the right table. I’ve been at companies with all the signs of success—a strong business model, growth potential, and everything saying I should be happy—but the people around the table weren’t my people. I’ve also been at companies facing uncertainty, struggling to find their path, with no guarantees about the future—but I look across the table and see colleagues that make me better, that help me grow. The most important thing, in life and in work: make sure you’re sitting at a table that brings you joy, purpose, and leads you to personal growth. Even when you forget to take the Sweet Potato Casserole out of the oven.