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Holiday Decorating and Environmental
Concerns
Have
you thought about how your holiday decorating affects the
environment?
Does your holiday decorating bring you
peace, joy, and satisfaction?
Or, do you feel overwhelmed with too
much to do and get frustrated?
What can you do about your holiday
decorating to improve
your happiness?
| The good news,
taking action to decorate your home and office
for the holidays, while keeping respect for the
environment, makes your workload easier.
Avoid holiday stress with
simplicity. Make a
gorgeous framed note on parchment that says:
"We love the earth and choose to
celebrate with nature." You don't need
to go overboard with holiday decorations.
Don't spend your money foolishly on a lot of
cluttering ornamentation.
Bring about holiday cheer with
these tips:
 | Choose a few large holiday
decorations to make a bold statement. |
| Too many small items in a
small space tire the eye and overload the brain. |
| Work with the holiday
decorations you already have. |
| Renew tired ornaments with
non-toxic craft paint. |
| Increase your office
productivity and business prosperity. When
people feel happy, they accomplish more. Take a
tip from music therapy expert Enicia Fisher:
Play easily-recognized soft music without
voices. This encourages signing or humming to
oneself to fill in the lyrics.
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| Decorate with consumable
food, like nuts, fresh fruit, and cookies. |
| Decorate with Mother Nature.
Cuttings of evergreens bring respite to tired
eyes and fresh aroma to enclosed stale air. |
What about cutting down live Christmas trees? |
Holiday Decorating Teleseminar
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