In this week’s Tuesday Tip video, consider how much is enough this holiday season. Simplify, find meaning, and create space for joy during your new beginning.. Please watch the video below to learn more. If you would like a free review of your current financial situation, please use this link to schedule a free call. You can find an edited transcript below the video.
Hello, and welcome. The holiday season is here, a time often filled with joy, connection, and, let’s face it, a little bit of pressure. For women navigating new beginnings, this time of year can bring unique challenges. Today, I want to talk about something deeply powerful: the concept of “how much is enough.”
In our society, especially during the holidays, we’re often bombarded with messages to do more, give more, buy more. But what if we paused and asked ourselves, ‘How much is enough for me?’
Enough isn’t about settling. It’s about knowing your values, your needs, and your priorities—and aligning them with how you show up during this season.
For some, ‘enough’ might mean scaling back on gifts and focusing on experiences. For others, it could mean setting boundaries to protect your energy or embracing traditions that bring real meaning instead of stress. After all, remember that we want to align how we use our time, energy, attention, and money – our TEAM of resources – with what matters most to us.
Remember, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Your ‘enough’ might look different from mine, and that’s okay. The goal is to find what feels right for you, especially in the midst of big life transitions.
Simplify Your Gift-Giving
One way to embrace the idea of enough is by simplifying your gift-giving. Instead of focusing on quantity, think about quality or thoughtfulness. A handwritten note, a homemade treat, or even just time together can mean so much more than an expensive item.
Ask yourself: What would make this season feel meaningful? And how can I let go of the pressure to overdo it?
Having enough isn’t just about material things. It’s also about emotional well-being. Give yourself permission to rest, to say no, and to focus on what fills your heart.”
As you navigate your new beginning, remember that the greatest gifts you can give—to yourself and to others—are your presence, your peace, and your authenticity.
This holiday season, I invite you to redefine what it means to have enough. Let it be a season of simplicity, connection, and grace. You are enough, just as you are.
Thank you for joining me today. During this holiday season, reflect on your definition of how much is enough to help keep you from feeling overwhelmed or overdoing it when it comes to holiday gifts. If this message resonates with you, please like, share, and subscribe for more tips to help you flourish through life’s big changes. Together, we can make the holidays a time of renewal, peace, and joy.
This is Phil Weiss from Apprise Wealth Management.
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Phil Weiss founded Apprise Wealth Management. He started his financial services career in 1987 working as a tax professional for Deloitte & Touche. For the past 25+ years, he has worked extensively in the areas of financial planning and investment management. Phil is both a CFA charterholder and a CPA.
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