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Tim Sanders on Finding Your Holiday Season Abundance

Tim SandersTim is challenging us to reconnect with the feeling of "there's enough to go around, enough for all of us to share" that predominated a few years ago. After a tough 2009, it is all too easy *not* to feel upbeat and generous this Christmas. Tim's strategy for creating holiday abundance goes like this:

  1. Thank three people that helped you this year - personally, socially or professionally.  Give them a personal gift and/or a hand written note explaining why you are grateful to them this year, and how much of a difference they've made to you.
  2. Brighten someone's holiday season - invite a stray co-worker (with family living elsewhere or alone) over for Christmas day. But a few gift cards for a grocery store or Wal-Mart and give them to people you see everyday that could really put them to use: entry level tweeners, janitorial staff, workers.  When you give, be warm and thank them for the opportunity to share the season with them.
  3. Absorb the good cheer of others. The next time you see people celebrating their year, stop to imagine yourself in their shoes and learn to find joy in other's happiness.

Click here to read Tim's full blog post on Holiday Abundance.

All the best for a healthy and happy new year!

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