#ifeelfine with Leo Love "Making THIS Festive Season COUNT!"
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#ifeelfine is a feel BETTER feature on the Sunday Revolution featuring podcaster and youth ambassador Leo Love. We aim to address various conversations around your day-to-day well-being right here.
Leo’s podcast revolves around processing her walk through life and it’s in’s, out’s and in-between’s.
Go listen to the “Imagine with Leo” podcast on Spotify, Apple, and Iono.FM (at https://iono.fm/p/3559)
You can also follow her on TikTok at https://www.tiktok.com/@imaginewithleo?lang=en
and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/imagine_with_leo/
THIS WEEK: "Making This Festive Season COUNT FOR YOU!"
FIRST, and FOREMOST - this is gifted FREE-time ME-time. The festive season can be a time of rejuvenation and personal reflection if you make it your own. Instead of succumbing to holiday pressures, it’s about crafting traditions that truly resonate with you.
The festive season is an opportunity to make it count by being intentional with
your time, traditions, and goals.
Setting boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and being true to your personal journey
can lead to a more rejuvenating holiday experience.
Here are some quick and useful festive hacks that will help you make more of the season ahead!
1 – Avoid the Overspending Trap
It’s no secret that the Christmas season comes with financial pressures. Between gifts, decorations, travel to visit friends and family, and festive feasts, expenses can quickly add up. However, overspending during December often leads to a financial hangover in January.
To avoid this, set a realistic budget. Decide in advance how much you’ll allocate to gifts, entertainment, and other seasonal expenses. Track your spending to stay on course.
Remember, the value of a gift isn’t in its price tag but in the thought behind it. Personal touches—such as handwritten notes or homemade treats—often mean more than shop-bought items.
If you feel tempted by the sales, ask yourself: “Do I really need this?” or “Does this align with my budget?” By sticking to your plan, you’ll enter the new year with your finances and peace of mind intact.
2 – Focus on Experiences Over Material Things
While gifts are a wonderful way to express love, experiences often create longer-lasting memories. Instead of spending lavishly on physical items, consider giving the gift of time or shared activities.
For example:
Plan a festive day out. Spending time together and doing something creative and productive is a fab way to make life-long memories.
Gift vouchers for a family meal at a local restaurant or tickets to a show together at the Barnyard Theatre.
Create a “coupon book” for loved ones with redeemable experiences like a homemade dinner or a family film night.
Investing in shared moments can deepen your connections and bring more joy than a pile of presents under the tree.
3 – Treasure Time Together
In the hustle and bustle of December, it’s easy to lose sight of what matters most—spending time with the people you love.
Consider incorporating family traditions that encourage togetherness. From a Christmas Eve board game night to a walk along the Botanical Gardens on Boxing Day, these simple activities can bring your family closer without major cost.
4 – Give Responsibly
Charity is a central theme of the festive season, but it’s important to give in a way that aligns with your values.
Many organizations work tirelessly to support those in need, and even small contributions can have a big impact.
5 – Plan for 2025
While you’re enjoying the festivities, take a moment to think about the year ahead. Are there financial and personal goals you’d like to set for 2025?
Whether it’s building an emergency fund, saving for that dream holiday, or investing in your future, now is the perfect time to lay the groundwork.
The Sunday Revolution with Chris Jordan 11 am to 3 pm on 919fm
Stream us at www.919.co.za or listen live at 91.9FM
#festive #selflove #selfgrowth #selfcare #postivity #mindset #change
Leo’s podcast revolves around processing her walk through life and it’s in’s, out’s and in-between’s.
Go listen to the “Imagine with Leo” podcast on Spotify, Apple, and Iono.FM (at https://iono.fm/p/3559)
You can also follow her on TikTok at https://www.tiktok.com/@imaginewithleo?lang=en
and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/imagine_with_leo/
THIS WEEK: "Making This Festive Season COUNT FOR YOU!"
FIRST, and FOREMOST - this is gifted FREE-time ME-time. The festive season can be a time of rejuvenation and personal reflection if you make it your own. Instead of succumbing to holiday pressures, it’s about crafting traditions that truly resonate with you.
The festive season is an opportunity to make it count by being intentional with
your time, traditions, and goals.
Setting boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and being true to your personal journey
can lead to a more rejuvenating holiday experience.
Here are some quick and useful festive hacks that will help you make more of the season ahead!
1 – Avoid the Overspending Trap
It’s no secret that the Christmas season comes with financial pressures. Between gifts, decorations, travel to visit friends and family, and festive feasts, expenses can quickly add up. However, overspending during December often leads to a financial hangover in January.
To avoid this, set a realistic budget. Decide in advance how much you’ll allocate to gifts, entertainment, and other seasonal expenses. Track your spending to stay on course.
Remember, the value of a gift isn’t in its price tag but in the thought behind it. Personal touches—such as handwritten notes or homemade treats—often mean more than shop-bought items.
If you feel tempted by the sales, ask yourself: “Do I really need this?” or “Does this align with my budget?” By sticking to your plan, you’ll enter the new year with your finances and peace of mind intact.
2 – Focus on Experiences Over Material Things
While gifts are a wonderful way to express love, experiences often create longer-lasting memories. Instead of spending lavishly on physical items, consider giving the gift of time or shared activities.
For example:
Plan a festive day out. Spending time together and doing something creative and productive is a fab way to make life-long memories.
Gift vouchers for a family meal at a local restaurant or tickets to a show together at the Barnyard Theatre.
Create a “coupon book” for loved ones with redeemable experiences like a homemade dinner or a family film night.
Investing in shared moments can deepen your connections and bring more joy than a pile of presents under the tree.
3 – Treasure Time Together
In the hustle and bustle of December, it’s easy to lose sight of what matters most—spending time with the people you love.
Consider incorporating family traditions that encourage togetherness. From a Christmas Eve board game night to a walk along the Botanical Gardens on Boxing Day, these simple activities can bring your family closer without major cost.
4 – Give Responsibly
Charity is a central theme of the festive season, but it’s important to give in a way that aligns with your values.
Many organizations work tirelessly to support those in need, and even small contributions can have a big impact.
5 – Plan for 2025
While you’re enjoying the festivities, take a moment to think about the year ahead. Are there financial and personal goals you’d like to set for 2025?
Whether it’s building an emergency fund, saving for that dream holiday, or investing in your future, now is the perfect time to lay the groundwork.
The Sunday Revolution with Chris Jordan 11 am to 3 pm on 919fm
Stream us at www.919.co.za or listen live at 91.9FM
#festive #selflove #selfgrowth #selfcare #postivity #mindset #change