Spend less time and money on stuff and spend more time and effort on you.

As the festive season approaches, many of us feel pressured to spend and buy more than we can afford.

However, it is essential to remember that the true meaning of Christmas lies in the spirit of giving, not the amount of money spent.

Instead of focusing on material possessions, we should focus on spending time with loved ones. Whether a simple cup of tea with a friend or a cosy night with family, these moments are far more valuable than any gift.

Gratefulness is also an essential part of the Christmas spirit. Appreciating what we already have, such as our health, loved ones, and homes, can help us feel more content and less stressed about material possessions.

If you feel overwhelmed by the pressure to spend, setting a budget and sticking to it is essential. There are many ways to save money during the festive season, such as making gifts, buying second-hand items, or simply spending less time shopping.

Remember, Christmas is not about how much you spend but about how you spend your time.

Make this festive season a time to connect with loved ones, practice gratitude, and recharge your batteries.

Here is a little ‘how to ‘on Practicing Gratitude