We all have one or two relentless workaholics in our lives, and quite often that includes us. In the 21st century, it is extremely fashionable to work non-stop, to “hustle” and to be constantly busy. And while it is indeed very important and nice to be disciplined, to fight for our dreams and to have a good work ethic, it is equally important to take care of ourselves.


The psyche and body are often victims of this culture, until at some point we burn out and fall ill or reach for medication to cope with stress. Cortisol rises, we sleep less and we feel constantly exhausted – this is the result of excessive overload disguised under the shiny mask of excessive workload in the cause of something greater.

What role do gifts and experiences play here? The answer is quite simple, here perhaps many of us will recognize ourselves. Especially if you find the above-described “symptoms” in yourself. Such a person will almost never think about taking time for himself or going on a vacation of his own free will, while if someone close to him gives him a break, relaxation and a short escape from this stress – then the situation changes. The vacation is already a gift, the feeling of guilt and evasion of responsibility is not so strong and every workaholic decides to respect not only the gift from his friends but also himself!


What to give to those who always have “just something to finish”, “go to the gym”, “finish this project” etc. We are here to help them, you, us – everyone!

Here are some cool and very simple ideas that will help everyone relax for a moment and reduce tension. And you know what they say – “the best ideas come exactly when you are not thinking about them”


1. Give the gift of silence and relaxation

SPA day, massage, procedure, relaxing ritual, Tibetan bowls or even a very simple classic massage – give the gift of a pause.


This is that “mute” button that we are all looking for, but rarely allow ourselves for one reason or another,

Suitable for people with busy daily lives, many screens and even more tasks.

A gift that says: “Stop for a while. Take care of yourself.”

And the effect? ​​A lighter body, a calmer mind and a smile that remains even after the massage.


2. Give the gift of air

Metaphorically and quite literally – give the gift of space, freedom and a sense of lightness.

Rising into the clouds in a balloon or paragliding flight, where the ground remains far away, and thoughts – somehow more orderly.


A little adrenaline is never superfluous – it not only restarts the body, but also raises dopamine levels.

The result? An unforgettable experience, a strong memory and that moment of pure ecstasy that is talked about long after landing.

A gift for the brave, the curious and all those who need to “take a breath” – in every sense of the word.


3. Give the gift of inaction.

A weekend in nature, a house without internet or just a morning filled with the aroma of coffee and the sound of trees. Give the gift of an escape from the city and true solitude.

A place where time slows down, and work and stress remain miles away.

Here the phone is put aside, schedules do not matter, and silence becomes the best company.


A gift for those who need to break away to return calmer and recharged.

No rush, no noise – just air, nature and moments that are truly felt.


The truth is simple: the greatest gift is the break that a person does not allow themselves. Delight a loved one and give them a break that they would not allow themselves.