It's Okay To Say No: Avoid A Social Burnout This Festive Season

Too many social interactions and gatherings after months of lockdown could lead to exhaustion. The key is to go slow

- Shikha Shah

For over a year, most of us have spent a lot of time indoors. Never before had we been forced to stay in isolation for months at a stretch. However, now that restrictions are being lifted and the festive season has begun in full swing, many are feeling the need to catch up with long-lost friends, visit extended family, attend parties and get togethers to make up for all those missed celebrations and milestones. This could result in a socialising marathon leaving one exhausted and drained. Here’s how to not over do it.

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