Why Are People Like This?! Surviving this Season’s Most Annoying Moments
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If the holidays have you dodging group texts, overthinking every social invite, and questioning humanity in the Target parking lot… welcome, friend. This week, we’re diving headfirst into holiday chaos, pet peeves, and the self-care we swear we’re trying to practice.
Takeaways
Self-awareness helps in understanding boundaries.
People aren't intentionally annoying most of the time.
Pet peeves can be amplified during stressful times.
Give grace to yourself and others during the holidays.
Planning ahead can alleviate holiday stress.
Experiences create lasting memories over material gifts.
Traveling light can reduce stress during holidays.
Hydration and self-care are essential during busy seasons.
Laughter can help diffuse tension around triggers.
Avoiding crowded places can maintain peace.
In this episode of Lead Like a Girl, we’re mixing holiday survival mode with real talk - between hilarious pet peeves, deeply relatable stress triggers, and the psychology behind why your uncle’s chewing suddenly feels like an attack, we keep things real.
We dig into why experiences matter more than gifts, how to protect your peace in crowded spaces, and the travel hacks that make December slightly less chaotic.
The takeaway?
You’re not alone, you’re not losing it, and yes — you can still lead with intention, humor, and a whole lot of grace this season.