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Polished and Proper for Fall: 10 Tips to Help You Refine Your Social Graces

Polished and Proper for Fall 10 Tips to Help You Refine Your Social Graces Resolve to make this your best fall ever. Become your unique, personal best by refining your social graces. Impeccable manners and the ability to move with ease and grace in the social arena are key characteristics of powerful, successful people–in business

Gracious Summer Entertaining: House Guest Etiquette

HOW TO BE A CONSIDERATE GUEST AND THOUGHTFUL HOST  Expecting friends, family, or colleagues to visit this summer? Planning to be a weekend guest? Here is what you need to know to make it an enjoyable and memorable experience. How to Be a Considerate Guest Do be clear about when you are expected to arrive,

Polished Soft Skills Land Jobs and Launch Successful Careers: Top 10 Tips for New College Graduates

 Congratulations Class of 2018! Your education will get you in the door, but it is your soft, or “people”, skills that will help you land the job and launch a successful career. Soft skills are the new hard skills—the distinguishing qualities that will help you outclass the competition. Soft skills are the missing link between

5 Empowering Tips to Help You Achieve Confidence and Be More Successful in Business

“There is a quality (confidence) that sets some people apart. It is hard to define but easy to recognize. With it, you can take on the world; without it, you live stuck in the starting block of your personality.”                                 

Top 10 Etiquette Dos for a More Civilized City Experience

          Top 10 Etiquette Dos for a More Civilized City Experience                     “Fine manners need the support of fine manners in others.”                                                 

How to Be a Gentleman on Valentine’s Day

    How to Be a Gentleman on Valentine’s Day “I love an old school gentleman. Picking me up for dates, sending flowers, holding the door open. I love it all.” –Mollie King   Nothing is more attractive to others than a gentleman or gentlemanly behavior. And nothing is more flattering to a date than

White-Collar, Blue-Collar, or No-Collar: Soft Skills Required for Success

The workforce used to be divided into two simple categories: white-collar workers, workers who used their heads for professional jobs; and blue-collar workers, workers who used their hands for manual labor. The essential use of technology in every business today—from banking to manufacturing— has brought forth another category: the no-collar, or new-collar, category. IBM CEO

Proper, Polished, and Poised for the New Year

Proper, Polished, and Poised for the New Year: 10 Tips to Help You Perfect Your Personal Brand     1. Be open and confident. When it comes to making the first impression, body language, as well as appearance, speaks louder than words. Use your body language to project appropriate confidence and self-assurance. Stand tall, smile,

The Art of the Holiday Dinner Party: How to Be a Savvy Host, and a Polished Guest

              The Art of the Holiday Dinner Party         How to Be a Savvy Host, and a Polished Guest The upcoming holidays are a time for celebration, and most of these celebrations include dining with friends, family and colleagues.  Whether you are hosting a dinner party in your

How to Be a Perfect Host and Considerate Houseguest this Summer

How to Be a Perfect Host   Do invite guests whom you know fairly well and know will enjoy the kind of weekend that is enjoyable to you. Tell your guests when you would like for them to arrive and leave. Give your guests an idea about what you have planned for the weekend and

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