The coolest gifts under $100 for the home office

INC. THIS MORNING The coolest gifts under $100 for the home office Good morning, We’re halfway through December. Holiday shopping is in full swing. And this year, of all years, has opened up a few new possibilities for great gifts you can give the family, friends, and colleagues around you. Take, for example, the home office. You’ve probably spent the majority of your waking hours there since March--and if you haven’t, you certainly know people who have. Why not make it a jazzy space? That’s why we’ve compiled a great list of cool gifts for the home office, ranging from $19.95 to $95. It includes both practical picks and decorative pieces which add zip to a room that needs to be functional--but shouldn’t be boring. Need other ideas for the remaining folks on your shopping list? We’ve got you covered: Five great gift ideas for your favorite foodies. Four creative presents for your hard-to-shop-for colleagues. Six gifts that’ll put a smile on anyone’s face. Inc.’s Best Workplaces. Apply today! Inc.’s Best Workplaces awards the company cultures that thrive in the face of adversity. Cultures that in response to a pandemic redefine the workplace and continue to enrich it. Cultures that foster employee growth and advancement at all levels. Apply today to be recognized as a place where people love to work, one that sets the standard for excellence in company culture. Regular rate deadline: January 15, 2020. Apply Now.  SPONSORED CONTENT Wine made for YOUR palate Founded by two wine-crazed MIT grads, Bright Cellars is the monthly wine club that uses science to match you with wine you’ll love. Their palate quiz finds your unique taste profile in their online wine laboratory,  gathers your best matches and ships them right to your door.  Give it a try with 50% off your first 6-bottle box! HERE'S WHAT ELSE I'M READING TODAY: This free productivity guide can help you increase focus, eliminate distractions, and maintain motivation while working remotely. --Inc. On this week’s Book Smart podcast: How a near-death experience led Omaze founder Matt Pohlson to rethink his entire leadership strategy. --Inc. The upcoming tax season could be a nightmare for small businesses. Here’s why. --CNBC On Monday, Pinterest settled a gender discrimination and retaliation lawsuit from former COO Françoise Brougher for $22.5 million. --The New York Times How to break rules the right way, according to the woman who brought you cauliflower crust pizza. --Inc. This is how smart bosses manage workplace conflict without hurting company culture. --Inc. --Cameron Albert-Deitch Reporter, Inc. How are we doing? Send me ideas and feedback for Inc. This Morning at calbertdeitch@inc.com or on Twitter, and sign up for daily text messages. Click here to forward to a friend. This email was sent by: Mansueto Ventures 7 World Trade Center, 29th Floor New York, NY, 10007, Unsubscribe • Update Profile • View in Browser • Privacy Policy