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As Christmas quickly approaches, we embrace joy, community, and shared traditions. Even if you don’t celebrate Christmas, the time away from our work is time to reflect. This can be a time of celebration, a time to spread goodwill, and a time to surround ourselves with people we care about.
Celebrate traditions – and make them.
As evening sets in, homes are glowing with vibrant lights and the air is filled with the aromas of baked goods and meals that become memories. From decorating the tree to the final touches on Christmas Eve, this is an opportunity to relive cherished traditions and create new memories.
Traditions are powerful tools. Consider adding a tradition or growing one into something more meaningful to the people around you. These moments remind us of where we’ve been and build powerful memories. After all, it’s rarely the every-day moments of the week that we remember. It’s the unordinary ones that stick around in our minds. Don’t miss this opportunity this week – and this powerful leadership tool when you get back to work.
Enjoy some playful mischief.
As we enjoy the festivities, leave time and take time for the unplanned moments of joy. Consider the tiny, mischievous guests you may host or hear about this season – the elves on the shelves! Their antics provide daily surprises and laughter, adding a layer of playful joy to our preparations. Remember to go off script, change things up, and bring mischief into the memory. At home and at work, we welcome light-hearted fun at the right moment.
Embrace joy and generosity into the new year.
This week, extend kindness not only within our own circles but also beyond. Kindness should shine brightly as we share with those around us, enriching our communities with a spirit of giving and love. This joyful week is a perfect reminder of our shared human connections and our universal desires for peace and happiness.
As we move through Christmas and approach the new year, fuel up on love, peace, and unity. Take inspiration from this season and carry it into the new year. Those around you may need it. This may not be a time of joy for everyone. And we could all benefit from a more joyful new year.
Wishing a Merry Christmas to those celebrating and a Happy New Year to all! May your week be filled with the wonders and joys of this magical time.
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