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Case Management Focus: Rethinking Gift Giving

14 Dec, 2022 WorkersCompensation.com

                               

Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) -- ‘Tis the season for gift giving. I am sure many reading this post are scurrying around stores or the internet to buy gifts for your family and friends. If you are like me, you struggle to find the one gift that the person I am buying for can use – or needs. It is difficult because most don't need more 'things.'

In this post, I suggest you rethink your gift-giving ideas this year and give a gift that costs nothing but will mean so much to the person you give your gift to.

Here are some ideas

  • Kindness
  • Words of Respect
  • Words that Acknowledgement
  • Words of Appreciation

Kindness, respect, acknowledgment, and appreciation are gifts we all want and need but don't know where to find. Giving one of these gifts will help the person who receives them feel seen, appreciated, and acknowledged in our crazy world.

I hope this post gives you new gift ideas you can give all those on your gift list!

 

Happy Holidays!

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