Dec 19, 2018
Today we’re talking about avoiding the holiday blues.
As we all know, life is full of challenges, and this time of year can be particularly difficult for anyone that's dealing with a loss or tough emotional experience. Unfortunately, these hard times can seem even more grueling when everybody else appears to be so happy.
The holidays are all about fun and joy, but anyone that's not in the right frame of mind is left feeling even more alone and isolated. Let's be on the lookout for those around us that may need some extra comfort or support. It can make all the difference in the world.
This time of year is also infamous for overspending. There's so much to buy, so many people to buy for, and lots of temptation from all the holiday sales. So, how do we not get sucked into spending way over our budgets?
Financial advisor, Cheri Blair, joins me to share some very important tips for avoiding holiday overspending since it can certainly be a contributor to the holiday blues. She provides insight on setting smart budget limits and giving our credits cards a break this holiday season.
We Discuss:
- Avoiding the holiday blues and coping with grief and tough emotions during this time of year
- How to help other people who are going through some tough times this holiday season
- Why the holiday season can make some people feel more sad, alone, and isolated
- Saying the right thing when you don't know what to say to people who are hurting
- How to avoid overspending and relying on credit cards when buying gifts this holiday season
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