Six Geese A-Laying

From the author of the bestselling Pecked to Death by Ducks: How Minutiae Can Distract You from Living Your Best Life comes a refreshingly honest and relatable guide to reclaiming your peace during the most chaotic time of the year—the holidays.
In Six Geese A-Laying: The Never-Ending Holiday Ducks, Brandn returns to tackle the unique pressures and expectations that come with the festive season. Just like in Pecked to Death by Ducks, where the small distractions of life can keep you from thriving, this new book delves into how the holidays, with their endless to-do lists and demands, can overshadow what truly matters: joy, connection, and personal fulfillment.
Drawing from real-life stories and practical advice, Brandon takes readers on a journey through the noise of holiday chaos, offering strategies for:

• Setting boundaries and saying “no” with grace, without guilt.

• Escaping the perfectionism trap that so often leads to burnout.

• Prioritizing what truly matters during the holiday season—meaningful connections over material obligations.

• Practicing mindfulness to stay present and enjoy the little moments that make the holidays magical.

• Protecting your mental health by letting go of unrealistic expectations and learning to embrace an imperfect holiday.

Six Geese A-Laying reminds us that it’s okay to let some ducks waddle away. Whether it’s simplifying traditions or carving out time for much-needed self-care, this book is your guide to finding balance, calm, and joy amidst the holiday madness. Packed with practical tips and heartfelt encouragement, it’s the perfect companion for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the demands of the season.
Let go of the never-ending holiday ducks and embrace a new kind of holiday—one that’s perfectly imperfect, full of love, laughter, and most importantly, peace.
Embrace the season. Let the ducks—and the stress—go.

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