Here's the thing... feeling happy or fulfilled shouldn't be entirely based on your relationship status. After all, you can be married and still feel alone, sad or depressed during the holiday season. You can be single and still fill your days with love and happiness.
The holidays do seem to heighten emotions. If you are already lonely, the holidays may make you feel worse. However, if you change your mindset and attitude, you can realize that the glass may be half-full.
Special guest, Sally A. Odegard, shares why it can actually be a plus to be single during the holidays, as well as how to change your attitude to more positive thinking.
Sally Odegard is a founding member of Holloway Odegard & Kelly, PC. She is a native of Minnesota and received her law degree from the University of Oregon School of Law in 1987. She is an "a" "v" rated attorney by the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory. Along with Paul Holloway, Sally founded the firm in 1991. She has gained significant trial and arbitration experience, handling a variety of cases including personal injury defense, commercial and premises liability and other liability defense related matters. Sally's many clients have come to value her distinctive ability to distill the facts of a case effectively and persuasively resulting in a highly efficient resolution of their legal matters. Sally is also a member of the Minnesota State Bar.