As the end of the year approaches, are you feeling relaxed and successful, or are you filled with dread at the thought of your endless to-do list?
Are you too exhausted to actually enjoy your achievements – knowing your life is about to get even busier?
Getting organized and clear on your focus is the key to creating a productive and stress-free November and December. (Think Ho Ho YES – not Ho Ho NO!!)
One of the easiest ways to overcome the overwhelming feeling of “I have soooooooooo much to do” is to break a BIG project down into small tasks.
Over the next few weeks I’ll create a framework so you can feel stress-free and organized during the end of the year. Be sure to stop back next week for Step #1 – What Does Success Look Like?
(If the idea of planning for December now stresses you out – bookmark this page and come back!)
What steps have you found beneficial in creating a stress-free end of the year? Please post below!
I’ve worked on downsizing my holidays over the years to try to reduce stress. It helps, but I still haven’t found the magic formula!
Hi Shelli
Thanks for stopping by! Hopefully over the next few weeks you will be able to find your magic formula! Downsizing is a GREAT strategy!
Lisa
Taking one thing at a time, and trying not to multitask — this is how I try to reduce stress.
Great suggestions, Romi! thanks for stopping by!
Lisa
Surprisingly, I’m probably one of the few that doesn’t get stressed out as the end of the year approaches. I do enjoy the holiday season and look forward to spending time with family and friends. That might also be because I only work part time and from home :)
Salma
thrilled you are able to keep the stress levels down! Thanks for your comment!
This sounds great. I think it’s great to approach the end of the year with a can do attitude instead of dreading all there is to do.
Great! Amazing what an attitude switch can do for you! thanks for your comment!