getall.com getall.com
  Home Page >> About Us >> Place Your Link >> Privacy of Info >> Terms & Conditions >> Add Your Article
Search:   
Multiple links exchange
 
   

Outdoor & Sports

   

Education & Learning

   

Investment & Finance

   

Eating & Drinking

   

Medicine & Treatment

   

News & Events

   

Hotels & Travel

   

Home Family & Garden

   

Shopping & Auction

   

Recreation

   

Business & Commerce

   

Culture & Art

   

Property & Estate

   

Children & Teens

   

People & Society

   

Internet & Computers

   

Technology & Science

   

Government & Politics

   

Indoor Games

   

Fashion & Relationships

   

Automotive

   

Employment & Careers

   

Self Management

   

Hygiene & Health

 

Home Page » Home Family & Garden » Home Trips & Holidays
 

Are You a Victim of Your Own Christmas?

 

Were coming down to the wire. Hows it feeling to you?

Why do I ask that? Well, whatever youre celebrating, and whatever your religious orientation, Christmas is a celebration, a celebration that for many has a spiritual basis to it. That is, its supposed to be merry, at the least, and meaningful at the most. Whats it for you this year?

There may not be much you can do to put on the brakes now, but note how youre feeling so you can see how its working for you. This has to be tested against the purpose of this celebration, which is personal to each of us, but surely it isnt to be exhausted, stressed, hateful, resentful, materialistic, imprudent, overwhelmed, obligatory, or just going through the motions. If youre feeling the thrill is gone, its time to get mindful. Dont be the victim of your own holiday.

Remember, its all about choice. Intentionality is the EQ competency for the holidays. What do you intend? How do your intend to feel? What do you intend to accomplish?

If you feel like you want to stop the world and get off, take note. When Christmas is over, process.

Ask yourself:

1. What worked and what didn't? In other words, what make you feel good. Feeling good can be pleasure, joy, but also the feeling of a job well done.
2. What did I do out of obligation, or to keep up with the Joneses that needs to be let go next year?
3. Did I feel the way I wanted to? If not, what will I do differently next year?
4. Take each element and analyze it - - did you really enjoy it, or were you just going through the paces? Was it because weve always done it this way?
5. Is there some traditional that's outworn it's welcome? If so, eliminate it. Kiss it goodbye, remembering it fondly, but let it go.
6. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, or uncle or aunt, there are children around. What kind of example are you setting? If you yell at your kid because you're stress out over Christmas, ho ho ho?
7. How materialistic were your gifts? How much did you bust your budget? Change this next year.
8. Did you spend time the way you wanted to? Did you spend time with the people you wanted to be with? Whether or not its family, you have a choice.
9. Did you actually have time to enjoy each thing the smells, the touches, the sights, the sounds? Or were you like a hamster on his wheel?
10. What part of the negatives was due to your attitude rather than external events or circumstances? Controlling your mood and emotions with emotional intelligence can add tremendously to your life, not just at Christmas time.

The best gift in life is to be able to learn from your experiences and this is a great time to apply this. If you dont like whats going on, dont be a victim of your own circumstances or attitude. Change one or both!

Author: Susan Dunn
 
Author Bio:
Susan Dunn is a renowned writer. Susan likes to compose articles about this field.
 
 
 

Related Articles

 
How to Create an Ideal Kitchen
 
Hit a Brick Wall in Your Family History Research?
 
Daylilies - The Perfect Perennial
 
Spring Flowering Bulbs
 
The Bonsai Braided Money Plant Tree
 
Concrete Stain - Set Yourself Apart From Your Neighbors
 
Holiday Gift Giving Ideas for Those Really Hard to Buy for People on Your Shopping List
 
Snakes - They're Not as Slithery as Some People I Know!
 
Blinds Give Your Home a New Lease on Life
 
Good Reasons Why A Furniture Rental May Make Good Cents!
 
 
 
Home Page >> Privacy of Info >> Terms & Conditions  
Copyright © www.getallcontent.com - All Rights Reserved Worldwide.