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A long-awaited trip is an instructive experience in priorities and pivoting.

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Planning for a trip is a balancing act between hopes and reality. With some plans on the horizon, Brett gets real about what he may and may not be able to squeeze in and how to make the hard decisions.

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Sometimes we think the problems we're facing will last forever. It helps to take a step back and logically think about how long it will actually impact us.

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Sometimes, despite all your planning and preparation things still go awry. But we laugh about it, learn from it, and move on.

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Whether you are traveling or not, holidays can be stressful. This episode contains some tips for how to set and hold boundaries for more enjoyable holiday trips.

We are not mental health professionals, we are sharing our experiences.

Here are some resources that we have used to learn about holding boundaries:

Books
- Boundaries: When to Say Yes, How to Say No (Cloud and Townsend) GoodReads.com
- Love Your Enemies (Arthur Brooks) GoodReads.com

- Brené Brown BreneBrown.com
- YouTube.com

Additional resources
- The Flip Side (providing perspectives on political topics from both sides) TheFlipSide.io

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We know that sometimes spending time with family around the holidays can be stressful, contentious, and logistically difficult. In this episode, we share some tips on how you can set expectations around holiday family gatherings and how to not only stay sane but also enjoy them a bit more.

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