5 Best Last-Minute Gifts For Millennials - 2020 Holiday Season
With no time left to run to the store or place that final Amazon order, it’s time to turn to our digital gift guide of 2020. Here are some of the easiest and thoughtful gifts you can send to someone just in time for the holidays.
As we are resuming to normal in 2021, certain things will change and we have carefully curated a gift guide that will help you help your loved ones put the best foot forward in the new years.
Fitness junky: Peloton Membership
Quarantine 15? You are not alone. Though things could resume back to “normal” as early as Q3 2021, it is certain that many will make getting fit a goal for the new years.
For this year, the winner of this category is Peloton. The Peloton Digital Membership gives you access to thousands of live and on-demand classes anywhere, anytime, with or without equipment. It includes a diverse selection of indoor cycling, running, walking, boot camp, strength, and outdoor (audio-only) classes.
- How much does it cost: $12.99 a month with 30 days free.
- How to get it: Click here.
Wellness lover: Headspace
Are you or someone you know looking to de-stress this holiday season? Meditation (especially virtually through apps) has become increasingly popular and is easy to do as a family or by yourself. For those who are looking for a gift from the heart, Headspace is the gift they never knew they needed.
Headspace has hundreds of guided meditations anchored toward everything from stress and anxiety to productivity and exercise, providing an excuse for much-needed breaks throughout the day to get back into the right headspace. Gift a monthly subscription for $12.99 per month or a year for $69.99.
- How much does it cost: $12.99 per month or a year for $69.99
- How do I get it: Click here.
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