How to be a Better Gift Giver

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A - Actionable Advice

But really, tis the season for your inbox to be bursting at the seams vying for your attention in the name of spoiling your loved ones. Here is a way to get creative and gift by Human Design Profile Lines:

 

1st Lines: Get them something related to the topic that they haven't been able to stop talking about. As in, if given the chance they could easily fill a TedTalk slot on it.

2nd Lines: Surprise them with something that'll celebrate their unique hidden talents. The thing that they do so well and yet play off like it's nothing.

 

3rd Lines: Whatever the equivalent is to a “You Did It” or atleast, “You Tried It!” award for their latest venture is, get them that! Pick me ups are always welcomed.

 

4th Lines: Get a gift that both of y'all can do, play, use or experience together! They'd love to spend time with you.

 

5th Lines: Pamper them! They're so busy fielding other people's needs that they often forget about themselves, this is where your perfect gift comes in.

 

6th Lines: Show them how much you mean to them and don't be afraid to get creative or crafty. You tell them you look up to them all the time, what's a way for them to be reminded of that too?

 

Happy Gifting!

B - Best of the Week

My go to place for ethical and sustainable gift guides, shops and ideas! Gifting can be overwhelming, let it be a launch pad if nothing else. Shopping hack: if you see something you like you can reverse image search it to find similar items. You can thank me later!

C - Celebrate Yourself

Don't forget yourself on your gifting list. I personally curated a 31 day exploration of your human design type (shhh, you also get access to ALL of the types). Over the span of a month you'll be served up thoughtful insights, potential provoking prompts, and intuitive building mantras. With just one daily click you'll be reminded of your human design magic and it's yours today for only $35.

31 Day Human Design - End of the Year Calendar

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