Episode 17: Balancing Executive Function During the Holiday Rush
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Timestamps
- [00:00] Introduction to managing executive function during the holidays
- [01:00] Prioritizing what truly matters during the holiday season
- [02:00] Strategies for delegating and time blocking
- [03:00] Letting go of perfectionism and setting holiday boundaries
- [05:00] Reflecting on a personal story of embracing a simpler holiday season
Episode Introduction
In this episode of Neurodivergent Mom Life Unfiltered and Unstoppable, I’m tackling a challenge many neurodivergent moms face: balancing executive function amid the holiday rush. From shopping to decorating to endless events, the holiday season can overwhelm even the most organized among us. Today, I’ll share my go-to strategies for prioritizing what matters, letting go of perfectionism, and enjoying a season that feels calm and connected.
Main Topics Covered
- Prioritizing What Truly Matters [01:00]
Focusing on non-negotiable holiday traditions to avoid burnout and bring meaning to the season. - Delegating and Time Blocking [02:00]
Practical tips for breaking down tasks into manageable chunks and sharing responsibilities. - Letting Go of Perfectionism [03:00]
Encouragement to release unrealistic holiday expectations and create a season that aligns with your family’s needs.
Topic Recaps
- Simplify by prioritizing the holiday traditions that bring joy and meaning to your family.
- Delegating tasks and using time blocking can help reduce stress.
- Releasing perfectionism creates space for a calm, fulfilling holiday experience.
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