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Tips To Enjoy Christmas Amidst Economic Recession

The joy of party-planing and party hosting can be revived if people could focus on the essence of holiday rather than the anxiety of financial stress depressing you, says Dr William IsHak, medical director of the Adult Outpatient Psychiatry Service at Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre.
"Keeping perspective on the purpose of the holidays is key," said IsHak. "Remember that this is a time to express appreciation, love and togetherness, and that doesn"t have to mean spending the big bucks," he added..
Rather than the lavish lifestyle, hand-made cards and gifts manage to speak columes about your feelings and having your friends over for at home is also a refreshing change rather than clubbing at a fancy outdoor venue.
"The season offers many opportunities for joy and celebration," said IsHak. "The challenge is to acknowledge and address the potentially negative aspects of the season beforehand. "By being flexible, dealing with the "here and now," having a sense of humour and trying to be as compassionate and forgiving as you can, it is possible to have a happy - and rewarding - holiday season," he added.
According to IsHak, stick by the set budget and do not burden a single person with shopping, planning, cooking and other aspects. Make a list of priority and accomplish the task that are foremost important in the list.
Rather than planing the perfect holiday, you can go ahead and create your own ways to celebrate, be optimistic about discovering the precious moments of the season. Discover the art of loving and caring for people and go ahead and make a difference to somebody's life.



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