Make this holiday season one to remember and Savor. (I know I'm going to!)
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BACK of the BOOK:
Ready for the holidays? Would you like to be?
This year, organize and re-energize with Simplify & Savor the Season, a three-part holiday planner to help you savor the celebrations!
First, get ready by brainstorming what’s needed for each of the Big Four—Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. Then detail the to-dos, including menu and gift planning, with quick tips on how to lose the unnecessary and focus on the essential. Keep all your notes in this book or its workbook companion, Simplify & Savor Take-along.
After organizing, sit back and enjoy the season with “5 Holiday Juicers”—tips that teach how to keep life joyful, not stressful. Then curl up and relax with “Savory Suggestions, Snippets, and Stories,” a collection of laugh-out-loud anecdotes including “How the Real Halloween Fright Happened the Next Day,” “Thankful for Warbling,” and “Let Go of the Cookie-Cutter Christmas.”
Make your holiday celebrations meaningful and memorable as you Simplify & Savor the Season!
What people are saying:
“Connie's inspiring stories and practical tips will help you do exactly that. She has a wonderful way of speaking to women's souls, and de-cluttering our minds and hearts.”
–Trina Boice, author of How to Stay UP in a DOWN Economy
“Reading Simplify & Savor the Season is like getting an early holiday gift: permission to let go of meaningless frills and pageantry and instead, focus on family and love. And it helps the most diehard procrastinators get organized in time to enjoy the holidays.”
—Elyssa Andrus, author of Happy Homemaking: An LDS Girl’s Guide
“Love it! I don’t have to hold my breath anymore. Connie is the master at bringing clarity to the chaotic. This book brings to light the little things that make all the difference. I want to tell all women that serenity during the holidays really can happen. What a gift!
–Kalli Wilson, International Wellness Coach
Cute, I like how you say it's a hat drawing. That's what mine are too. The book looks good, who wouldn't like a stress free holiday.
ReplyDeleteOooh that sounds like an essential book to have! December gives me tingly happy excited feelings mixed with panic and dread. Who knew you could feel all of those things together?
ReplyDeleteSo… I'm moving to another state 5 days before Christmas. Not only do I have all the stress usually associated with the holidays, but all the guilt and stress of moving my family, too. Will this book help with that? ;)
ReplyDeleteThe more I hear about it the more I want to have it. :)
ReplyDeleteKaren! I can't believe you are moving (and to another state) and 5 days before Christmas. This book may help, but I'm sure you're super organized anyway.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Diane Anderson, the winner of Connie E. Sokol's ebook Savor the Season. (she commented via email)
ReplyDeleteThis is the reason I like to start my Christmas "season" before Thanksgiving. If I wait until after that holiday to begin, then I will be overwhelmed and hate the holiday. My mother, who died when I was 14, was a Christmas baby. I want that day to be special for her and another Christmas baby. :D
ReplyDeleteBless you Donna! What great reasons to appreciate the season.
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