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How To Buy The Perfect Gift
How To Buy The Perfect Gift
How To Buy The Perfect Gift
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How To Buy The Perfect Gift

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Do you have people in your family that are impossible to buy for?

 Would you like to see them light up, the next time they open their gifts?

 Do you want to be the king of Christmas?

 It can be difficult to find great gifts if you don't know the simple strategies some people use.

 Did you know that 28% of all gifts received during the holiday period are returned for something else? That's almost 1 in 3 presents returned, that's crazy.

 And nearly 80% of us return at least one product to the stores each Christmas, it's shocking.

 No wonder some of us feel a sense of dread when giving out gifts to the ones we love.

 The good news is we can fix this quite easily, in How to Buy the Perfect Gift you will find out how to:

  • Finish your Christmas shopping in a fraction of the time, with less effort
  • Look like the most caring & thoughtful member of the family, even if you're not
  • Get inside the recipient's head, so it's easy to find relevant gifts
  • Effortless Ideas to make the gifting experience more exciting
  • Save time and stress when you find presents to buy, that you almost know are going to be positively received
  • How to make the fun of gift-giving last longer than just the morning by creating competition
  • Play less guessing games when buying gifts and still surprise everyone
  • Find out why some humorous gifts don't even get a chuckle
  • Why you shouldn't buy them what they need most of the time
  • What do the people close to you really want?
  • One big gift or multiple small ones?
  • Make the day feel like it's going quicker
  • Buy gifts that are much more personal
  • Prevent some unequal exchanges of gifts
  • Replace Secret Santa with something worth doing
  • Gifts that keep on giving all year long
  • Avoid the worst possible presents you can give

    ….and much, much more!

  We believe this quick and easy read will revolutionize your gift buying, and giving skills for the rest of your life.

 Even if you're the worst shopper in the world, have little time and are low on cash, you can profit from the strategies mentioned inside.

 Get yourself a copy of How to Buy the Perfect Gift so you never dread buying gifts ever again.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 22, 2019
ISBN9781393158301
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    How To Buy The Perfect Gift - Georgia Mae Rose

    How To Buy The Perfect Gift

    By

    Georgia Mae Rose

    Copyright Scott McDowell 2019

    Table of contents

    Why does finding a great present matter?

    Its About Them

    What reaction?

    Needs vs wants

    Prized Possessions

    Values

    Goals

    Dreams

    Research

    How Much?

    Imbalance

    The Replacement

    Nostalgia

    Object or Experience

    Pleasure or Fulfilment

    The Opening Experience

    The Recurring Present

    Custom gifts

    Humor

    A New World

    Secret Santa is Meh

    Regifting

    Pitching In

    Many or One

    Children

    Life Partners

    Older People

    The Worst Possible Gifts

    Expectation and Comparison

    Review

    Conclusion

    Why does finding a great present matter?

    The same reason taking no thought in the words you use matters, some words hurt, some are meaningless and some mean the world to you.

    If you want people to like you, treat them well. If you want people to trust you, treat them well consistently.

    You can change someone’s life with a present, fulfil a dream, help them out of a bad situation  or you can show them no thought what so ever and give them another pair of socks. How do you think someone feels when you get them socks year after year? Do you think this person believes you really listen to them and knows who they are? The obvious answer is NO.

    If you don’t think about someone, do you really care about them? Not a lot, those people get a lot of socks.

    Gifts are an opportunity, you should use this opportunity to create bonds, bury grudges, re-kindle old relationships and improve existing ties with everyone you reach out to.

    If you think of it as just a burden, it will be.

    If you think of it as an opportunity, it is.

    Creating a shared moment can make all the difference.

    Happiness quite unshared can scarcely be called happiness; it has no taste.

    ― Charlotte Bronte

    Its About Them

    It’s easy to know what you want, what’s hard is knowing what others want.

    You have to come to the realization that not everyone thinks like you, they are not in the same situation, not in the same environment, have different needs and wants, some things you understand, some you don’t understand and never could.

    Some things you might be against morally but really it doesn’t matter, because remember ITS NOT ABOUT YOU!

    Your feelings don’t count when it comes to other people’s needs and wants. Feelings are not facts, and they are definitely not rational at all times.

    When you see something and say that looks good, it doesn’t mean your friends will agree, it doesn’t mean your wife or husband will like it, it doesn’t mean your mum will like it. It just means that you like it and guess what, ITS NOT ABOUT YOU!

    Compassion may be defined as the capacity to be attentive to the experience of others, to wish the best for others, and to sense what will truly serve others.

    — Joan Halifax

    What reaction?

    What reaction do you hope to get, if any?

    Hoping to get a reaction is fair, demanding a reaction is crazy behavior.

    For the people you love, you want them to be happy.

    For the people you just get along with and need it to go without a hitch, you want them to accept it without cause for judgment.

    For the people you dislike but still have to buy for, you hope it doesn’t

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