Infographic: Give the Gift of Health

Give the Gift of Health

Christmas Shopping FactsAh December. No doubt the most flurried month of the year, and I’m not just talking snow. Amid the white drifts of winter comes the treasure hunt that is gift shopping. I find myself conflicted because I love the feeling of giving meaningful gifts, however I rarely feel like I can find the right gift.

Gift cards are a cop-out and online shopping requires shipping time. Plus, if I start giving gifts to all my loved ones, where will I stop? I operate on a tight budget (I’ve got four mouths to feed).

Fear not! Though we may be down to the wire, I have some ideas for you. And since this may cross into sensitive territory (especially with finances, yikes!), I’m lacing up my big boy boots and plowing through.

Gifts that revolve around a healthy lifestyle can be tricky. We don’t want to impose our will on someone else, hoping that will motivate them to change for the better.

I once tried giving a family member a weight loss kit and even got the rest of my family to join in and set their own weight loss plans. The result? A big, fat flop and several very awkward conversations trying to patch it up. Well intended? For sure! Well executed? Nope.

So where do we strike a good balance and keep our recipients from feeling picked on or singled out? It’s a fine line, so I’ve done my best to collect some ideas that could work.

Give the Gift of Health

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  1. Boyd Bastian
    Boyd Bastian says:

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