6 Simple Ways To Create The Best, Most Fantastic, Valentines!
By Jim and Julie Meyers
6 Simple Ways to Create the Most Fantastic Valentines Ever!

Whether it’s Valentines Day, a special birthday, or Christmas you
don’t have to fall into the same old trap of giving the standard
gift. And better yet you don’t have to give them the gift on
that special day. That’s right when you give your gift early you
catch your lover, sweetheart, companion, parent, or friend when
they are least expecting it with a wonderful surprise.

Celebrating Valentines Day on the 14th of February can be a
challenge because of work, school, children’s activities and so
forth. Putting all of your energy into the one “romance day” of
the year can actually be stressful.

The first step we suggest is giving more than one gift to your
sweetheart for Valentines Day during the first 14 days in
February.

For example we teach couples to think of the 12 Days of
Christmas when Valentines rolls around and create a 14 Days of
Valentines. You don’t have to be elaborate, you can keep it
simple and you can miss the last minute rush on the 14th of
February for flowers or chocolates.

You see we’re not talking about a romantic drive in the car, or a
candle light dinner at home. Both of these wonderful ideas are
challenging to those who have children, crazy work schedules, and
can be stressful making it all work out on one day of each year.

What we are talking about is having fun, with simple gifts, that
can be easily purchased

anywhere and given to your sweetheart
anytime of day. Valentines Day is supposed to be fun and stress
free not stressful because of daily life.

The next step is to package and present the item creatively. This
is really simple and doesn’t take much creativity when you follow
the steps we teach.

Let’s say your wife loves cashews, this is great because you can
buy a can of cashews at any store, no stress and very simple.
Next you will need to write a simple love note. Again this is
simple; you can take a piece of colored paper and quickly cut out
the shape of a heart. Next you will write something creative on
the heart such as “I’m nuts about you!” and then sign “I love
you” and your name.

Your gift is done, your gift is packaged, and now you only have
to present it. This is where you can get creative and have more
fun with your sweetheart. You don’t have to personally hand this
gift to your sweetheart you can “place it” in fun places that
will surprise him or her.

For example I would put the can of cashews on the front seat of
her car so when she heads out to work she’ll find a fun gift.
Because she loves cashews, there was a creative note, and it was
creatively placed for her to find it makes a powerful gift.

More importantly you can repeat this with any sized gift and any
price. You are limitless with a little creativity. Whether it is
a diamond, or chocolate, or a car, or a movie you can package it
creatively and give it with fun.

Here are some simple but effective steps to make your next
Valentines or any other special event a memorable experience:

1. Give your Valentines gifts early
2. Add a simple love note
3. Give more than one Valentines gift
4. Package the present appropriately
5. Give something your sweetheart likes
6. Give it creatively in different places

For this Valentines Day mix it up, give more than one gift, and
do it before Valentines Day. Your sweetheart will never forget
it and you’ll have the most fun you’ve had in a long time.

Jim and Julie Meyers are the authors of “The 14 Days of
Valentines” book. Jim and Julie help couples create dynamic
loving special occasions which help build strong loving
relationships. To find out more about their book or schedule
them for a media interview visit www.14dayvalentinesbook.com.

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Discover a fun, simple, and powerful way to have a fun and fantastic Valentines Day with your sweetheart. Money is not an issue, if you choose to gift diamonds we'll show you how, if you choose to give chocolate we'll show you how to have the best Valentines ever!