It’s January 1st… You’re thinking, “This is my year!” (Last year was too, but this time, you really mean it!) I used to work at a gym, and we always joked that the first three weeks of January were the busiest—because that’s how long most New Year’s resolutions last. But don’t worry, this year, we’ve got a plan to make sure you stick with it.

Differing political views, personality clashes, and long-simmering resentments can all come to a head when loved ones gather. But fear not, this guide will equip you with the tools to navigate the season with grace and sanity.

When holiday expectations run high, reality often brings a few hiccups. The best way to stay sane? Let go of perfection and embrace the mess. Nobody’s Instagram-worthy holiday décor captures the behind-the-scenes stress—and that’s okay.

When one partner loves a good soirée and the other thrives in solitude, holiday parties can become a battleground. The first step is to communicate openly about expectations.

When traditions clash, holiday tensions can run high. For couples like Quinn and Alex, the key to harmony lies in communication—and a bit of creativity.

Ah, the holidays—a season of twinkling lights, cozy gatherings, and the occasional debate over how much tinsel is “too much.” The season promises joy, but it often comes with challenges: balancing budgets, blending traditions, and managing expectations. Whether you're a party enthusiast or a couch-loving introvert, navigating the season requires finesse and a healthy dose of humour.