When is TOO early for Christmas?

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🎃🎅 Welcome to our latest episode of BJ in the Morning, where we dive into the unspoken phenomenon of the "Christmas Creep"! 🎃🎅

As soon as Halloween is over, it seems like Christmas decorations and carols are everywhere. Is it just us, or is the holiday season encroaching on Halloween's territory earlier and earlier each year? 🤔

In this candid and insightful discussion, we take a deep dive into the emotional rollercoaster many of us experience when we're bombarded with Christmas lights and jingles just as we're stashing away our Halloween costumes. We'll explore:

👻 The cultural shift in celebrating Christmas earlier and earlier.
🎄 How holiday marketing and retail strategies contribute to the phenomenon.
😫 The effects of "holiday burnout" on our mental health and stress levels.
🍂 Strategies to maintain the magic and excitement of both Halloween and Christmas.

Join our engaging panel of holiday enthusiasts and skeptics as we share personal anecdotes, research findings, and practical tips for coping with the clash of these beloved holidays. Whether you're a dedicated Halloween aficionado or an eager Christmas enthusiast, this episode is for you!

Let's navigate the delicate balance between these festive occasions and discuss how to enjoy each to the fullest without feeling overwhelmed. Click that subscribe button and ring the notification bell to stay updated on our weekly episodes.

Remember, it's not too early to hit that 'like' button and share your thoughts in the comments below! 🗣️💬 We can't wait to hear your experiences and tips for avoiding the holiday fatigue that seems to creep in before the first frost.

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