We think that there’s a lot to love about the winter season. After all, there’s Christmas and New Year and all the fun that they can provide.
However, it’s also true that once those periods are over, things can begin to feel a little bit depressing, especially if you live in a place that gets a lot of icy weather.
But if you’re one of those people that doesn’t automatically love the dark and cold days, then fear not!
There are things you can do that’ll make the months more bearable.
And I’m here to help share how to make it through those chilly winter months!
As you might know, I am a bestselling author of the resiliency psychology filled book called Bounce Back.
Plus I founded the groundbreaking video course called The Anxiety Cure.
I love to share strategies to improve happiness and inner calm.
With this in mind…
Check out these ideas below and learn how to love the winter months.
Hate the cold weather? Well, there’s some good news; it’s not cold everywhere. Most people plan to take a vacation in the summer months, but if you like summer where you live, then why not take a trip during the winter months instead?
You could get your fill of sunshine just by booking a cheap flight to a destination further south. Most people’s complaint about winter isn’t that it’s cold; it’s that it’s cold for so long. With a short break to a warm destination, you’ll be ensuring that it’s a little less long than normal.
It’s easy to forget during the depths of winter, but spring will eventually return. And boy, will that be welcome. There’s nothing better than seeing the return of the sunshine and flowers! The thought of spring alone might be another to put you in a good mood, but if you need a little additional help, then look at consuming some spring-related media.
You can watch the best Easter movies here, or you could listen to Vivaldi’s ‘Spring’ masterpiece, which will make it feel like there are flowers blooming in your mind, even if they’re not yet blooming outside. Even in the depths of winter, spring is always just around the corner!
It’s important not to waste time. After all, we’re only for a short period, and if you wish away all of winter, then you essentially wish away a quarter of your life. The better approach is to put the time to good use. It might not be your favorite time of year, but it can still be valuable in its own way.
One good way to do this is to pick up a hobby. There’s no shortage of things you can do at home during the winter months. What about learning an instrument, making some clothes, or writing a short story?
Part of the reason why people love summer so much is because they’re always doing fun and exciting things with friends and family members. While this is a little more difficult during the winter, since the weather means many activities aren’t available, it’s not impossible.
You could organize a dinner party with your loved ones, for example. More than anything, just spending time with friends will remind you that life isn’t so bad after all, even if it is freezing.
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