With Christmas looming, I know a bunch of you are already feeling anxious.
Family can be complicated. The judgemental remarks, the grating politics, the drinks flowing, the tension, the disappointment, the stress and exhaustion so many folks feel this time of year…
Drama-filled holidays – they’re a cliché for a reason.
But you don’t have to contribute to any of that misery. You can waft above it – and maybe even inspire others to do the same.
Can you imagine that? A peaceful holiday season? A silent night, a holy night?
I can’t make any promises, of course. A lot rides on you and yours doing what’s right. You can only control your own reactions, after all.
Still, you can boost the odds.
The best way to defuse an awkward, antagonistic or delusional family member?
Respect and understanding.
Those two things go a long way when dealing with people – and are in short supply these days. It’s amazing how friendly folks get with a little respect and understanding.
And a lot of that can come from learning how your style and their style clash. They might think they’re being charming, when it drives you mental instead.
With a bit over a week til Christmas, that’s not long enough to master everything in Flavours of Charisma. I usually recommend eight weeks for that.
But it’s enough to give you a grasp of the basics.
It’s enough to see where others are coming from – and which of your rough edges you might need to smooth out.
But you’d still want to get your hands on this quickly, though.
The sooner you start learning, the better your chances of a peaceful Christmas are.
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