Dear friend,
Christmas doesn't have to be stressful.
Christmas is supposed to be the season of joy, warmth, reflection and good will. Why then, is it such a stressful time for so many people?
There's no doubt about it. Once Thanksgiving ends, the season of hustling and bustling is upon you.
There are holiday cards to be sent. Gifts to be purchased or made. Holiday dinners to plan. Church, community and family get-togethers to attend. Holiday treats to bake. Stockings to stuff. Tree trimming, gift wrapping, and getting your house ready for company. The list could go on and on.
It's no wonder there's so much stress and exhaustion this time of year.
But the good news is, it doesn't have to be that way.
A little bit of planning can work wonders.
Another reason for all of the stress is that we have a tendency to wait until the very last minute to start planning for the holidays.
We wait until Thanksgiving is over, which leaves only a few weeks to get ready for Christmas. Since these are the weeks many activities are happening, it's probably one of the worst times to begin getting ready for the holidays.
Anything that can be done earlier than Thanksgiving, can make the holidays more peaceful and fun when they finally arrive.
But whether you wait for Thanksgiving or you choose to get ready earlier, planning without keeping good records can be the biggest source of all the chaos.
With everything else going on in your life, why would you ever try to keep something like holiday planning all in your head?
At last, an organized holiday season!
Over the years, I watched people plan for their holidays. Many just tried to remember everything without writing anything down. Most of these people failed miserably at this, and were terribly disappointed when Christmas week finally arrived and so many things weren't done. Last-minute rushing took away from the atmosphere that was supposed to be calm and peaceful.
Others did write things down, using several notebooks, name and address books, papers stored in volumes of file folders, ideas jotted down on scraps of paper, and sticky notes. There was little hope of keeping all of that organized, and again, there was a feeling of frustration and chaos when the holiday season arrived.
I thought about this problem for a long time. There had to be a better way. Christmas was supposed to be a joyful, cheerful time.
And then suddenly, it hit me. I had to do something to get all of the information into one place. It needed to be a cinch to use. It had to have the ability to store information that almost everyone who celebrates Christmas needs to have handy. And it had to be cost-effective.
It took some time, but after researching, tweaking, testing and evaluating, I was finally able to develop a system that I'm thrilled to say is easy-to-use, comprehensive, organized and low-priced!
And I called it, the Get Organized Now! Holiday Planner.
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