They say it's better to give than to receive but the question is--give WHAT?
Well guys, here's a gift-giving guide - what to buy for the loved ones in your life this holiday season, courtesy of Men's Fitness magazine.
For your mom: Forget the oven mitt. The woman who went through 20 hours of labor for you wants to know you love her. So pamper her with something frivolous she'd never give herself, like a $100 spa certificate. Or, if you're low on funds, write a poem and frame it. You'll jerk a tear or two.
For your wife or girlfriend: Keep it precious or personal. Precious as in bling bling jewelry is always a winner with the ladies. Or something that's uniquely for her, like a personalized yoga bag or a silver compact with her name engraved on it.
Another gift idea, guys: For your best friend, it's simple. Just get him something he can actually use. A $50 dollar gift card to his favorite store is the ultimate high-five.
And when it comes to buying a holiday gift for your boss: It's improper to buy anything worth more than $100 dollars. In fact, giving him anything at all can seem like you're trying too hard.
Your best bet is to have the entire office chip in and get him something tasteful, but not too personal. A monogrammed travel bag or a unique plant for his office is sure to impress even the biggest cheese-.
For your mom: Forget the oven mitt. The woman who went through 20 hours of labor for you wants to know you love her. So pamper her with something frivolous she'd never give herself, like a $100 spa certificate. Or, if you're low on funds, write a poem and frame it. You'll jerk a tear or two.
For your wife or girlfriend: Keep it precious or personal. Precious as in bling bling jewelry is always a winner with the ladies. Or something that's uniquely for her, like a personalized yoga bag or a silver compact with her name engraved on it.
Another gift idea, guys: For your best friend, it's simple. Just get him something he can actually use. A $50 dollar gift card to his favorite store is the ultimate high-five.
And when it comes to buying a holiday gift for your boss: It's improper to buy anything worth more than $100 dollars. In fact, giving him anything at all can seem like you're trying too hard.
Your best bet is to have the entire office chip in and get him something tasteful, but not too personal. A monogrammed travel bag or a unique plant for his office is sure to impress even the biggest cheese-.
