 So, here we are in December. I got a few Christmas lights up and in this season, it starts to feel like a runway into the new year. So, the year is wrapping up and I love the Christmas season. I love having this time to step out of the regular routine of the year and have a special time set aside. Christmas and New Years completely stop all normal activities right around the time of Christmas and New Years and get a complete reset. Now, it's not there yet for the next three weeks or so right up until just before Christmas. It's going to be full-on work getting as much as I can out of this year to put myself in a good position at the beginning of the new year. It's like that new year feeling in January where you have a fresh year to work with. I love having that fresh start. So, I think about December as being this time to get myself to the starting point. Get myself in as good a position as possible. Then go into the Christmas New Year's break where just go into basic maintenance. Just like I talked about a maintenance day every week or two or three, just taking care of things and renewing the foundations of regular work. Well, Christmas and New Years is like the weekend of the year. It's like the maintenance day for the whole year. So, then I just go and clean up everything, organize, declutter, get everything into a nice, simple, strong foundation to then go into the new year and get going with a great start. So, that's the attitude I have in December and it's a wonderful time of year. I really like to celebrate the traditions of Christmas, spending time with the family. It feels like coming home. It's like the year, the pattern of the year is like you go out, New Years, a fresh start. You go out into the world, have new projects, new missions, new adventures. Go out and have great adventure. Usually, it starts in the winter so it's just working inside but it's on a new project, feeling of a fresh start. Going into the spring, having adventure, hopefully some travel, seeing new things going out into the world. The summer when things are in full flower and then the fall feels sort of like a coming in, wrapping things up, coming back home. But still, throughout the fall, it's strong work. Do as much as can be done. But then, Christmas time is this time to just come home. It's almost like sleeping, just like we need to sleep at the end of the day. There's a cycle of the year that is like the cycle of waking and sleeping so that the spring is like the morning, summer, midday, fall is the evening and then the winter time is the night. Now, all these metaphors can be stretched too far because we have to sleep for a third of the day, eight hours, but we're not going to be sleeping for a third of the year. We're not going to be sleeping for four months. There's a lot of work being done. So, all this doesn't line up perfectly but there is that kind of sense. There's that basic circular pattern of going out and coming in. So, just like the morning and the early part of the year is this going out, beginning something new, going into the world and then the winter time, the fall and winter is just coming home. So, this is what I like to celebrate around this season in December. So, my plan for this month is to bring this year home as best I can, get everything for the next three weeks, up until Christmas, will be working to get myself in the strongest position possible, then go into full maintenance mode, spend time with family, take some time to completely break from the thoughts of work, get everything into an orderly state and then it's on to the new year. I don't know why I like this so much. There's just something about it. Does anybody have any idea? What is it that is so powerful about this way of looking at the year and really celebrating the different seasons of the year?