This holiday season, I've been wondering if generosity has any impact on our well-being. What I discovered made me reconsider the power of simple, selfless acts. Giving not only feels good, but it also subtly works wonders on both body and mind in ways that may surprise you.
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The holiday season can sometimes feel overwhelming, but generosity might be the key to turning stress into joy. In this issue, we explore the surprising health benefits of giving—proving that even small acts of kindness can boost your well-being. Plus, we'll share how thoughtful gifts don't have to break the bank, along with other important health updates and more.
Have a great Monday. | | | | Unexpected Benefit of Generosity | This holiday season, I've been wondering if generosity has any impact on our well-being. What I discovered made me reconsider the power of simple, selfless acts. Giving not only feels good, but it also subtly works wonders on both body and mind in ways that may surprise you. | | | | How Thoughtful Gifts of Time and Attention Can Ease Holiday Financial Stress | Sometimes, the most valuable gifts aren't found in stores. In her latest article, Emma Suttie explains how small acts of kindness and thoughtful gestures can replace costly presents, easing holiday stress and deepening connections. As financial pressures rise, this is a good reminder that presence often means more than presents. | | | Today's Top Stories | | | | | | | WORDS OF WISDOM
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