The Joy of Giving – Lindt Chocolate
Executive Summary About Lindt Chocolate Icing By Gail Miles
I personally like to give presents and it gives me great satisfaction. However, when it comes to receive them, I feel surprisingly ambarassed.
On the day of my birthday, a colleague at work, a very critical guy which always argue with me decided to challenge me! He put a packet of my favorite Lindt sugar free chocolate on my desk with a lovely card on it saying: “Please have a chance to taste how sweet our friednship can be, despite all our disputes. Happy Birthday, Yours, Michael”.
This time it was real hard to get that present. I took the chocolate fountains and praised Michael for his surprising gesture showing sympathy. Gifts imply a social intention rather than a materialistic interest. We are all engaged in establishing and strengthening social relationships through giving and taking of gifts. We express our attachments and communicate cordiality through the purchase of gifts.
Most of us wish to have a mutual and balanced relationships. Gifts are a tangible way to channel our feelings of appreciation, love and gratitude and we commonly do that. Anniversaries, birthdays and holidays are special occasions, but they’re not the only times when giving a gift brightens the day.
Celebrating a long friendship or shared accomplishment can renew and strengthen relationships with friends and family. Personal milestones such as a first recital, finishing an important work project, quitting smoking, losing weight or passing the bar exam deserve a gift of recognition. A personalized gift adds to the sense of accomplishment and increases the enjoyment of a job well done.
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