Question of the Month: December 2015 Edition

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2015 is wrapping up fast and 2016 is coming soon. Too soon. It’s that time of year when we reflect on the year that has passed and resolve to make good in the next 365 days (366 on a leap year).

Whether you’re trying to survive your family or the hoard of last minute holiday shoppers at the local mall, we hope you enjoy December’s Question of the Month.

We asked our team to fill in the blank: “All I want this holiday season is ______________”

Shawn:

All I want this holiday season is good company. And some food!

 

Kelly:

 All I want this holiday season is: 

-A video chat with my family
-A new pair of knee-high boots
-A beautifully written chapter of my thesis

 AND THE MOST IMPORTANT THING OF ALL IS: A! LOT! OF! SLEEP! 

 

Mina:

All I want is to spend quality time with my family!

 

Francesca:

A partridge in a pear tree.

But really, I am just hoping for an absolutely excellent year in 2016 full of love, laughter, and roaring success for jessLEARN Inc. I want our students to excel and to see what we, their tutors, know they are capable of when they commit to their goals and work in tandem with us. I want our team to become even stronger than it was this year. Anything else would be a lovely (and very welcome) bonus! 

 

Kim:

I have no idea! The older I get, the harder it seems to think of materialistic things I want. I actually told someone the other day that a candle would be awesome. But if I could choose anything this holiday season, it would be having more time to reflect. I have spent so much time investing in work and travel this year that it would be so nice to stop and focus on my mental health. I find it so easy to lose sight of what it means to be grounded and to appreciate everything you have. You can easily get caught up in all the holiday shopping and spending that you lose sense of what matters most. And even worse, I sometimes find you end up feeling like you don't have enough, which is completely far from the truth. So, cheers to more time with yourself, looking after your health and well-being, family and friends this holiday season!

-jessLEARN Inc.