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Why Can't We Celebrate Christmas Spirit Year-Round? Let's explore the irony of the Christmas spirit disappearing after the holidays. Why can't we embrace joy and kindness all year long? Join us as we discuss this perspective shift and the importance of maintaining holiday cheer. #ChristmasSpirit #YearRoundJoy #HolidayCheer #FestiveMindset #KindnessMatters #EmbraceJoy #PositiveVibes #PerspectiveShift #CelebrateEveryday #ChristmasEveryday

In today's blog post, I invite you to join me in beginning Advent with attention to joy. https://lnkd.in/gwwy854c

Happy Christmas to you and yours! Now, let’s be honest, if you’re scrolling LinkedIn on Christmas Day, something might be a little off. Maybe the family chaos has driven you to a quiet corner. Maybe you’re dodging washing up duty. Or perhaps it’s quieter than you’d like and you’re feeling alone. Christmas can be magical, but it can also be messy, complicated and full of unspoken pressures. For some, it’s a houseful of people and not enough connection. For others, it’s the silence that feels the loudest. Whatever’s brought you here, know that it’s ok to sit with how you’re feeling, it’s just part of being human. Here’s to taking a breath, noticing the small moments and finding a bit of peace amidst the tinsel. (And if you’re looking for a way to process what’s on your mind, you can download my free guide to journaling from my website - it might just help clear the noise.) P.S. This post was automatically scheduled. I’m not on LinkedIn today - promise!

The exact origins of Good Friday are unknown, but the celebration dates back to the 4th century! Why the holiday is called Good Friday is also unknown, but there are several theories... Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/geBwGyV3 #GoodFriday2024 #HolyDay #CramerLawGroup

The next few weeks I might pop on here now and then, but I want to wish you a Very Mindful Christmas and lots of Presence with your loved ones 💫 This year we have gone from strength to strength and have built out the offerings Sunrise Well, introduced longer and more specified wellbeing training for teams, and incorporated more leadership training to support today’s and tomorrow’s leaders to understand wellbeing and psychosocial hazard management in this evolving environment. In the New Year we continue to expand these offerings to ensure that workplaces can educate about and prevent wellbeing concerns developing in their teams, including bringing in new training to support workplaces in their psychosocial hazard management, such as training to understand and prevent bullying and harassment, or how to prevent workplace fatigue, for example. We’re excited about these services and how they contribute to supporting the wellbeing of people at work - can't wait for 2025! Thank you for your support over the last 12 months. Running a small business has its challenges, but it also brings great joy and fulfilment. Thank you for being a part of the journey.

The exact origins of Good Friday are unknown, but the celebration dates back to the 4th century! Why the holiday is called Good Friday is also unknown, but there are several theories... Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gFGj8Gt3 #GoodFriday2024 #HolyDay #CramerLawGroup

Twas the day before Christmas. Top Tip this Christmas Eve comes courtesy of last Christmas - lower your expectations. Choose what is important and value the fun of those in your home above any external expectations

❤️ Merry Christmas! Let’s Make It a Day to Remember Christmas is a day we hope will be filled with joy and laughter, and I hope it is for you, but for many, it can also bring unexpected tensions. I remember a friend sharing her story about a family Christmas where an innocent conversation turned into a heated argument. Emotions flared, and the day was ruined. it is these sort of traumatic events that affect Christmas's for the next few years. After a discussion she realised that Instead of engaging, she should have chosen to step outside, taken a big deep breath, and let the cool air calm her nervous system. Then she could have refocused, regrouped her thoughts, and rejoined the celebration by chatting with someone else. That small act of stepping away turned could have turned a sour memory into a manageable moment. ✨ The lesson here is simple: when tensions rise, give yourself permission to pause. Walk away, breathe, and reset. By doing so, you can avoid escalating the situation and create better memories for yourself and others. Remember, today is a day for making memories—let’s aim to make them positive ones. Wishing you a day filled with peace, love, and joy! #ChristmasDay #FamilyDynamics #PositiveMemories

🎄 One of my favorite Christmas traditions? Watching Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer — and yes, even at 45 years old! These days, it’s with my dog Maggie (since my kids are too grown for it now). I must be a kid at heart. Maggie wasn’t a fan of the Bumble, though! 🐾 But beyond the festive cheer, Rudolph holds a powerful message about embracing what makes you different and not letting others dim your light. 🔴 Rudolph had a bright red nose that made him stand out. At first, that difference led to rejection and ridicule. 🔴 He was told to hide what made him different. He was judged for being "too much" of something others didn’t understand. But ultimately, that very difference became his strength. His glowing nose lit the way for Santa's sleigh and saved Christmas. In your career, in leadership, in life — don't let ANYONE make you feel small for what makes you shine. Your unique talents, your perspective, and your light are needed. Sometimes the thing that makes you stand out is the very thing that will lead the way for others. This Christmas season, remember: 🌟 It’s okay to be different. 🌟 Your dreams matter. 🌟 The things that make you stand out are often the things that make you shine. What’s your red nose — that quality or skill that sets you apart? Don’t hide it. Let it light the way. #Leadership #EmbraceUniqueness #Inspiration #ChristmasReflection

🎄✨ From Thanksgiving to Christmas: A Business Owner's Reflection ✨🎄 As Thanksgiving fades and the Christmas lights begin to twinkle, I find myself reflecting on what these seasons mean—not just personally, but also as a business owner. In business, we're often rushing: meeting deadlines, planning for the next quarter, wrapping up the year. But this time of year reminds me that gratitude and generosity aren’t just seasonal—they're practices we can carry all year long. Thanksgiving reminds me to celebrate: 💡 My incredible clients, who trust me with their vision. 💡 My family, who supports my dreams. 💡 My network of collaborators, who inspire and encourage me daily. And the Christmas season, always makes me think of A Christmas Carol (maybe because I played the Spirit of Christmas Past in a musical production) : to keep the spirit of Christmas in our hearts all year long. For me, that means: ✨ Leading with kindness, even on the busiest days. ✨ Giving back, not just in big gestures but in small, intentional ways. ✨ Remembering that every connection—business or personal—is an opportunity to spread light. So as we navigate this season of busyness and joy, let’s pause to reflect on how we can carry this spirit into January, March, or even the middle of July. Imagine what our businesses and communities could look like if we embraced the values of gratitude, generosity, and joy every day! Here’s to finishing this year strong—and starting the next one with hearts full of joy and hope. 💖 How do you keep the spirit of Christmas alive in your life or business? I'd love to hear your thoughts below! 👇 #Gratitude #BusinessReflections #ChristmasSpirit #SmallBusiness