Christmas can get real spendy real quick. In this episode, Glen, John and Rachelle discuss low-cost high-value Christmas gifts and how to stay intentional so you don’t end up with a maxed-out credit card in January. GJ said to also listen at 2x as he talks slow lol. Shoutout to the M3 community for a bunch of these ideas!

👉🏾 what the 7 Ps are and how they apply to gift planning

👉🏿 thoughtful vs transactional gifts (high-value low-cost mindset)

👉🏻 how Rach, John & Glen do Christmas

👉 M3 Christmas and studio launch party

👉🏼 gift ideas from the M3 Facebook community (secondhand, homemade, experience)

👉🏽 the M3 community share what they've regretfully sold

👉🏿 Glen’s favourite practical gifts

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