There Are 6 Types Of Gift Givers. Which Are You?
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Are you a 'projector' or more of a 'listener'?
When done right, good gift giving is close to an art form.
Not to go all Hallmark on you, but pick the right gift — which almost always means choosing something thoughtful — and you’ll strengthen your relationship while creating a meaningful shared memory.
“The ultimate goal of gift giving is to offer a gift that delights the recipient, while making them feel seen, special and appreciated,” said Alyse Dermer, the founder of Mr. Considerate, a luxury gift concierge service.
We live in an increasingly impersonal world ― so much of life feels automated now ― so it’s no surprise that thoughtfulness and attention to detail is going to land, Dermer said.
“Being a good gift giver is about listening and paying attention,” she told HuffPost. “As a professional gift concierge, I encourage my clients to share as much information as possible about the gift recipient — no detail is too small. Often, it’s the smallest detail that sparks the perfect idea.”
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