Gift giving often has a lot to do with showing someone you love that you’re paying attention. The right gift says “I know what you need/want/like
I think about love languages a lot. For anyone who isn’t familiar, love language is a theory that says people have sort of love “personality types” that dictate how they most prefer to show and receive love. Do I think people are exclusively one? No, I think we’re all a spectrum of all five. So, what are the…
Here are the best subscription boxes you can gift for 2019 that aren’t food-related (mostly). 1. Ipsy – Best part is you pay once for the whole year. 2. BarkBox 3. Murder Mystery Box 4. Japanese Candy? 5. Beef jerky 6. Cratejoy
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While this site has plenty of ideas for tangible gifts, experience-based gifts are great too. Experience gifts are best for people who complain about having “too much stuff,” have recently downsized (maybe they recently moved or, like me, are trying desperately to unclutter), or the “person who has everything.” Here are a bunch of ideas…
1. Write things down. The single most important tip to becoming a great gift giver is to pay attention. Pay attention all year ’round to what your spouse, parent, friend, etc. says they want or need. Whenever they mention something, WRITE IT DOWN immediately in a notes app on your phone. When birthdays and holidays…