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The New Year is almost about to begin and with that we need to start planning the festive season that will come by in the blink of an eye and here are some tips and tricks to ace that planning
New Year is just a couple of days away. When it comes to celebrations, Indians are always at their enthusiastic best. It comes as no surprise that we are leaving no stone unturned for a grand celebration. There are a lot of things, however, that should be kept in mind while gearing up for the festive season.
If not done without proper planning, these things can act as a spoilsport. This space articulates the list of how to smartly and effectively manage the holiday festivities that are upcoming. Check out some fun ways to plan it all out-
- Getting too many invites-Turning down an invitation can be a difficult task and hamper your relations with the person as well in the long run. Attending every party, however, can be quite a difficult task. It is essential to say NO as well. This is because going to every event will lead to burnout and may also harm your mental and physical health.
- Keep a tab on the expenses- Buying something new for our loved ones is a usual norm during the festive season. Some people, however, end up overdoing it, which can harm their financial goals. It is advisable to make a budget beforehand and allocate money to the gifts according to that.
- Taking out some time for rest- It is essential to spare some time for the relaxation of the body as well. Don’t forget to prioritise your mental and physical well-being during the tiresome routine of attending guests and organising parties. Remember, you need to get back to work as well with renewed energy. Give time to yoga and meditation, and also stay hydrated.
- Don’t take the entire onus of planning on yourself- Trying to accomplish all the tasks related to the celebrations on your own will lead to mistakes and degrade your health as well. In this case, the best solution will be to involve all the family members to help with the festivities. This will lead to a more organised management. It will also leave less room for mistakes.
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