If the thought of the holidays fills you with dread, overwhelm or guilt . . . there is HOPE.

A proactive, personalized plan so you can have a peaceful, present Christmas season.

Overextended. Overwhelmed. Frustrated. Pulled in too many directions. Too many people to please. Exhausted. Ready for it all to just be over.

Does this sound like you during the holidays?

If so, you are not alone. For many years, I called myself an “accidental holiday hater” because I desperately wanted to enjoy the holidays – but I couldn’t.

I was too overwhelmed by all the demands placed on my time, my budget, and my attention.

I felt pulled in too many directions by other people’s conflicting expectations.

I felt like all I did was overextend myself to make everyone else happy at the price of my own happiness.

In fact, my favorite part of the holidays was my big sigh of relief when it was all over. But even that relief didn’t last. Instead, regret and remorse took over. I knew the holidays were meant to be a gift – but they were a gift I could never unwrap no matter how much I tried. And trust me, I tried.

Every year, I promised myself it would be different.

As a highly sensitive person (or HSP), I knew that my issues with the holidays were in part due to my God-given nature. And while I couldn’t change who I was, I discovered I could plan for the holiday season in such a way that I could be more calm, more present – and less stressed.

I uncovered the changes and preparations I could make so I looked forward to my time with my loved ones over the holidays, even though we all remained as imperfect as ever.

In short, I found out how to be sensitive and strong for the holidays.

I want you to have all the benefits of what I’ve learned both through my years of experience as an HSP during the holidays, and my research as a certified personality trainer (who lives with four vastly different personalities in my own home).

I know that the right kind of holiday planning and preparation means the difference between joy and dread. Between anxiety and rest. Between fulfillment and remorse.

With all of the time, energy and money we spend making everyone else on our lists happy, isn’t it time we put ourselves on our list too?

Put yourself on your Christmas list this year. By joining the “How to be Sensitive and Strong for the Holidays” course, you’ll get a personalized plan so you can . . .

Make that holiday meal – and still be able to rest and savor the time you share with your loved ones at the table.

Relish in the giving of gifts – instead of regretting the time, money, or energy it took.

Relax with your loved ones – not count down the minutes until everyone is gone.

I’m not talking about Hallmark perfection. I’m talking about wise preparation.

As you progress through this four-part workshop, you’ll gain practical tools and strategies to:

• Embrace realistic expectations of what you can do – and what you can’t (or shouldn’t)
• Simplify gift-giving.
• Create a self-care toolkit so you can meet your needs.
• Handle difficult relationships with more grace and ease.
• And more.

I can’t promise that everything will be perfect. But I can promise that things can get better.

If you resonate with any of what I’ve just shared, I personally want to invite you to join me in “How to Be Sensitive and Strong for the Holidays.”

To get started, just click the button below.

This is your year. Together, let’s bring more peace and calm to your holiday season.