Okay, so let's say that you are feeling somewhat depressed this holiday season, and you have a strong suspicion that the reasons listed in my previous SharePost (and below) are probably at fault:
* Lack of money
* Lack of time
* Conflicts with family
* Lack of emotional fulfillment
* Less sleep, more food and alcohol
So now that we've identified the problems, how can you keep them from giving you the holiday blues?
Lack of money
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