Topic: Festive Season

4 chapters across the catalog

Episode 119: How do you want to do January this year?
Episode 119 1:31 - 2:15

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Post-Holiday Reflection and Personal Wellbeing Check

The transition into the new year prompts a reflection on how business owners spent the recent festive season. Whether the period involved family activities or quiet rest, the emphasis is placed on the importance of self-care and finding moments of recovery before returning to work.

Episode 68: FESTIVE REWIND - Be where your feet are (my festive mantra)
Episode 68 1:30 - 3:04

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Festive Season Stress Management and Be Where Your Feet Are Mantra

The festive season often involves heavy travel and multiple family gatherings, including three separate Christmas celebrations and a wedding anniversary. To combat the stress of unfinished tasks and social media comparisons, the "Be Where Your Feet Are" mantra encourages presence. This practice focuses on enjoying current company and personal experiences rather than future obligations.

Episode 67: Fa-la-la-la-aaaaagh?! How to find ease this festive season
Episode 67 0:49 - 2:24

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Unfrazzle Podcast Introduction and Year-End Stress Management

Louise Miller introduces the Unfrazzle podcast, which focuses on sustainable productivity for solo business owners. As the festive season approaches, the discussion highlights the common tendency to feel overwhelmed by business and home obligations, proposing a intentional pause to reflect on year-end priorities.

Episode 15: Are you where your feet are?
Episode 15 1:30 - 3:03

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Be Where Your Feet Are Mantra for the Festive Season

The festive season often brings a heavy schedule of family gatherings and travel, including multiple Christmas celebrations and wedding anniversaries. To combat the stress of unfinished work and future obligations, the "Be Where Your Feet Are" mantra encourages presence and immersion in current experiences. This practice involves putting away phones and focusing on the company of others during the holidays.