How to Avoid the Post-Holiday Blues
Susan Daniels
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With the get-togethers, vacations, and bright lights of this season, it’s no wonder that many suffer from post-holiday blues. But, how does one avoid the post-holiday blues?
Many people avoid them by planning projects that start after the new year or they might write out an ever-effective gratitude list. You can also write out your New Year Resolutions which although traditional is very effective in avoiding the post-holiday blues.
Every little bit helps, but let’s consider how to lessen at least some of the post-holiday let-down through our seasonal decor and a few other simple tools. If post-holiday blues grab you every year, I invite you to continue reading for some inspiration and tactics that might just be what you need.
Inspiration, Tips, & Tactics to Avoid Post-Holiday Blues
Self-Care Reigns Supreme to Avoid Post-Holiday Blues
Remember to take the time to meditate to help keep your emotions on an even keel. Your self-care is of paramount importance during the season of cooler weather with fewer hours of sunshine. All of the tips in this article point to self-care, but meditation or quiet times of mindfulness – choose the type you prefer – but, do it.
I emphasize this because what I know about myself is that my daily balance routines inevitably get disrupted during the holidays. I’m sure you will agree that the holidays are enough to throw anyone out of balance.
So, of course, it’s important to stick to even the most minimum routine of meditation or whatever you have in your tool kit for de-stressing and relaxing during exciting times.
It might be your perfect cup of coffee before the rest of the house wakes up. Or, it might be your morning yoga and meditation routine. Some love to go for an early morning walk to start their day outright.
Whatever helps you stay in balance is what you must continue doing – even during holiday entertaining!
To learn more about steps to take to avoid the post-holiday blues, click through to read the entire 1500 word article.
Namaste! ??
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8 个月Susan, thanks for sharing!