If you’ve ever reached November knowing the holidays are coming—but not quite sure what you’ll post, promote, or host—this week’s Weekly Work Session is for you. Before inboxes overflow and social feeds fill with Black Friday chaos, there’s a short, quiet window where you can decide exactly how you want your business to show up. This is the calm before the rush, and it’s the best time to plan what matters most: the conversations, events, and offers that make people stop scrolling and pay attention.
Our Holiday Sprint training will help you use that window well. You’ll create a plug-and-play structure that lets you plan your content early, build reusable email sections, and stay consistent all season—without rewriting your calendar or waiting for corporate to tell you what’s next.
New to GetOiling? Start your $1 trial here to follow along and access the full suite of tools you’ll see in the training—AI, blog, Trello templates, saved sections, and email builder.
Want live help each week? Join the Weekly Work Session every Thursday for strategy, resources, and Q&A—live or on replay.
The calm before the chaos is your advantage
October is the only month where most Brand Partners still feel like they have time. That’s what makes it powerful. This is when you can plan your content, not react to it. If you wait until the holiday promotions drop, you’ll be chasing deadlines instead of leading conversations.
We all know the pattern: corporate releases an announcement, you scramble to edit graphics and copy, and by the time it’s live, everyone’s inbox is flooded. Consistency disappears, burnout kicks in, and your message gets buried under the noise. The truth is, your audience wants to hear from you before that happens—before they’ve filled their carts elsewhere or stopped opening their emails.
Planning early doesn’t mean predicting what Young Living will launch. It means creating a framework where any product or sale can fit naturally once it’s announced. You’ll build the kind of system that makes every new promotion feel like it was designed for your business, because it already has a place to land.
The hidden cost of waiting for corporate
When your content depends on what headquarters announces next, you’re building on shifting ground. You can’t control the timing, you can’t control the message, and you can’t build momentum when everything resets with the next sale.
Waiting for official graphics and links might seem safe, but it costs you credibility. It signals to your audience that you’re relaying information—not leading a conversation. Your people don’t just want to see what Young Living released; they want to know what you think about it, how you use it, and how it connects to the rest of their lives. That’s what sets real leaders apart in this business.
In this week’s training, we’ll walk through how to create reusable assets—holiday events, blog posts, and email sections—that let you keep your voice consistent while staying fully compliant. You’ll see how a few hours of prep now can free up your time later to focus on relationships, not reactions.
Instead of refreshing the Young Living website waiting for a new announcement, you’ll be scheduling a reminder to drop your saved section into next week’s email the moment news goes live. It’s a shift from chasing to choosing—and it changes everything about how your business feels in November and December.
What smart holiday marketing actually looks like
Smart holiday marketing for Brand Partners doesn’t mean posting daily or selling harder. It means communicating better—and doing it in ways that fit your existing rhythm. If you’re already sending Weekly Wellness Tips or a monthly newsletter, that’s your foundation. This sprint helps you build on it with small, strategic upgrades that make your messages timely, relevant, and human.
Instead of forcing a dozen “buy now” emails into your list, you’ll learn to create a few reusable blocks that drop seamlessly into what you’re already sending. One for your event. One for your gift guide. One for a limited-time offer. Each piece adds value without hijacking your audience’s attention. You’ll sound consistent, not chaotic, even as the season speeds up.
And because your Trello board and GetOiling dashboard will already be organized, you won’t waste a minute deciding what to post. You’ll have your visuals, URLs, and blurbs ready to go—everything pre-written and pre-styled so you can show up with ease.
This system doesn’t just simplify your work. It makes you look composed and prepared when others are scrambling. That calm confidence is magnetic, especially during the busiest season of the year.
Why planning now protects your time (and your energy)
Early holiday content planning for Young Living gives you two advantages: consistency and control. First, consistency—because when your posts and emails all connect around a clear theme, your audience recognizes your voice even before they see your name. That’s what builds trust. Second, control—because you get to decide the pace and tone of your marketing, not the other way around.
When you use this system, your time investment happens once. You’ll batch a few pieces—like a DIY event invite, a holiday gift guide, and a product spotlight block—and then simply insert them when needed. Each piece continues working for you all season, without new creative effort every week.
Planning now means you can spend December actually engaging with customers and new leads instead of constantly producing content. You’ll have time to respond personally, check in, or offer help during the moments that matter most—because the foundation’s already set.
And that’s how you protect your peace during the busiest stretch of the year. You show up consistently without adding chaos. You lead conversations instead of chasing them.
Inside the Holiday Sprint training
During this week’s Weekly Work Session, we’ll show you how to take everything you’ve just read and turn it into a working system inside GetOiling. Here’s what you’ll see in action:
- How to brainstorm and schedule 2–3 engaging holiday events that help you connect with your audience before the year ends
- How to write and save reusable email sections for your gift guides, promos, and upcoming events—so you can drop them into Tip Tuesday or your next newsletter in seconds
- How to set up product spotlight blocks that feature your favorite Young Living items without being salesy or repetitive
- How to prep your placeholders for Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday—so when those details drop, you just paste your Leaf Link and hit publish
This training is where you’ll see exactly how it all fits together—the tools, the templates, and the workflow that makes staying consistent simple. The post you’re reading right now explains why it matters. The replay shows you how to do it.
Watch the Holiday Sprint training replay
We walk through the full system step-by-step in the live session—so you can follow along, build your own plan, and finish the call with everything ready to schedule. You’ll leave knowing exactly what to do next, and you’ll have a repeatable process you can reuse for any season or sale.
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Looking ahead
The holiday season isn’t a race to keep up—it’s an opportunity to stand out. When your audience sees thoughtful, helpful messages instead of rushed ones, they notice. When you show up with calm clarity while others scramble, they remember. This single afternoon of planning can carry your business from Thanksgiving through the new year with less stress and stronger results.
Everything you create now becomes an asset you can use again next year. Your events can become traditions. Your gift guide can be refreshed, not rebuilt. Your email sections can be updated in minutes. That’s the power of building systems instead of campaigns—you get to keep your sanity and your schedule.
Want help implementing your plan? Join the Weekly Work Session to learn live and get your questions answered in real time.
Need the tools to make it happen? Start your $1 trial of GetOiling today and get everything you need to plan, publish, and grow through the holidays.
One afternoon of focused planning can make this your calmest, most productive holiday season yet.
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