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In this episode, I respond to a question from an anonymous listener who writes:
âKyira, Iâm struggling with Christmas this year. Money is tight, and I know I wonât be able to give my kids the big gifts that their friends at school will likely get. I want them to feel the magic of Santa without feeling âless thanâ when they hear what other kids got. How do I keep Christmas joyful and special without unintentionally feeding into comparison or the idea that Santa loves some kids more than others?â
We explore the intersection of shame, validation, and visibility â and how Santa culture often mirrors deeper insecurities around worth, access, and belonging. Inside this episode, weâll talk about:
If youâve ever felt the pressure to create a âperfect Christmas,â worried youâre not doing enough, or wondered how to keep holiday magic alive on a tight budget, this episode will help you re-anchor the season in connection, not comparisonâand release the shame that so easily finds its way into parenting this time of year.
đ Want to submit a question for a future episode?
Nothing is off-limits (well, almost nothing).
Submit your question anonymously or with your name â whatever feels safest:
đ https://forms.gle/1uYJ87Y2Vag6KYCeA
đŹÂ If this episode spoke to you, drop a comment and share your biggest takeaway or reflection â Iâd love to hear what came up for you.
Ready to take the next step?
Download the FREE handout:
â5 Things Shame Resilient People Do Every Dayâ
â http://www.adversityrising.com/become-shame-resilientâ
Book a free 25-minute discovery call to explore coaching or program options:
â https://calendly.com/adversityrising/discovery-callâ
Stay Connected
đŹÂ You are not your content. Your worth exists offline too.
#AskMeAnything #ShameResilience #AdversityRising
By Kyira Wackett5
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In this episode, I respond to a question from an anonymous listener who writes:
âKyira, Iâm struggling with Christmas this year. Money is tight, and I know I wonât be able to give my kids the big gifts that their friends at school will likely get. I want them to feel the magic of Santa without feeling âless thanâ when they hear what other kids got. How do I keep Christmas joyful and special without unintentionally feeding into comparison or the idea that Santa loves some kids more than others?â
We explore the intersection of shame, validation, and visibility â and how Santa culture often mirrors deeper insecurities around worth, access, and belonging. Inside this episode, weâll talk about:
If youâve ever felt the pressure to create a âperfect Christmas,â worried youâre not doing enough, or wondered how to keep holiday magic alive on a tight budget, this episode will help you re-anchor the season in connection, not comparisonâand release the shame that so easily finds its way into parenting this time of year.
đ Want to submit a question for a future episode?
Nothing is off-limits (well, almost nothing).
Submit your question anonymously or with your name â whatever feels safest:
đ https://forms.gle/1uYJ87Y2Vag6KYCeA
đŹÂ If this episode spoke to you, drop a comment and share your biggest takeaway or reflection â Iâd love to hear what came up for you.
Ready to take the next step?
Download the FREE handout:
â5 Things Shame Resilient People Do Every Dayâ
â http://www.adversityrising.com/become-shame-resilientâ
Book a free 25-minute discovery call to explore coaching or program options:
â https://calendly.com/adversityrising/discovery-callâ
Stay Connected
đŹÂ You are not your content. Your worth exists offline too.
#AskMeAnything #ShameResilience #AdversityRising

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