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Free Headspace Plus for the Unemployed
Free Headspace Plus premium app for the unemployed
From Headspace:
The current state of unemployment in America has become an alarming crisis. To help those affected, we're offering a full year of Headspace Plus for free.* Discover meditation and mindfulness tools to help you feel less stressed, more resilient, and kinder to yourself.
https://www.headspace.c
From Headspace:
The current state of unemployment in America has become an alarming crisis. To help those affected, we're offering a full year of Headspace Plus for free.* Discover meditation and mindfulness tools to help you feel less stressed, more resilient, and kinder to yourself.
https://www.headspace.c
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Regular price for the Headspace premium meditation app subscription is $13/month. The term for the free subscription is 1 year. A simple form to fill out is required.
Regular price for the Headspace premium meditation app subscription is $13/month. The term for the free subscription is 1 year. A simple form to fill out is required.
Does it auto renew after the one year?
It doesn't ask for a credit card so auto renewal isn't possible. Good question.
Not trusting them with this info.
So, they are essentially telling people to make up fake info.
Not trusting them with this info.
So, they are essentially telling people to make up fake info.
Only if you aren't unemployed would one need to lie. Employer isn't very personal. It's a good app with meditation as well as exercise routines.
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Not trusting them with this info.
So, they are essentially telling people to make up fake info.
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https://www.headspace.c
Yeah, a little. People like you are exactly why restaurants rarely offer free benefits to military and first responders.
A small company is promoting their product to a crowd that might legitimately need mental health help. Yes, they'll hope to capitalize in the end, but to offer a full year of their premium service is very generous. You are acting in bad faith by illegitimately taking advantage of that.
So when the next time a corporation tries to nickel-and-dime everyone to death, remember its folks like you that make it necessary.
Enjoy the meditation. I suspect you've got lots of Headspace to go through.
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