5 Ways to meaningfully spend your holiday season

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Holidays

 

The holidays ought to be put to good use other than sleeping it off and whiling away time. You will be surprised at the kind of progress you can make if you put your holidays to good use.

See below for tips on how to get the most out of your holidays.

  1. Network:

Holidays are the best times to meet with professionals and other people of note. Taking out time to reach out and communicate with people at events, on groups and social media can be done during the holidays without the guilt of looming work.  This will go a long way in helping you establish meaningful connections, and in turn, these connections will definitely come in handy later in life.

  1. Attend events:

There is a lot of time to attend events during the holidays. These events will further position you to make friends and get away from work stress.

  1. Solidify personal relationships:

Work is usually the number one priority during the week. Holidays give you an opportunity to reestablish your relationships and spend quality time with loved ones and friends. So take that free time to connect with your family, all of whose well being will affect your work-life balance if anything happens.

  1. Stay away from work:

Yes, you read that right. It is important to leave work-related matters and enjoy the holidays. Unless absolutely necessary, do not mix work with quality holiday moments.

  1. Look back and be thankful.

Use the holiday season to thank people. Show your gratitude to your coworkers, clients, managers and others. Send them greeting cards or gift certificates. Make sure to make your gift personal and if possible, use handwriting. Sincere relationships are always important in life. Also, you never know who will help you the most in the future.

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Jane Egerton-Idehen is a telecommunication executive with over 13 years’ experience in the Nigerian, Liberian and Ghanaian telecommunications markets. Jane has a strong passion for promoting girls in STEM and ensuring women in STEM industries remain and grow their careers in that industry. She curates her thoughts around her career journey, experiences and passion in life.