Kindness from the heart
Some kindness is a courtesy, such as holding the door for the next person to enter or exit. Some kindness is situational, like when someone asks you what you think
‘Happy New Year’ is an attitude
While the ringing in at midnight to celebrate, and welcome, 2021 might have been something even more desired this year than ever before, there is always something about each New
12 YAYS of the holidays!
While you may or may not have a lot of traditions in the past, it’s likely that each of them are coming to mind this year. Many of us have
How to do something instead of saying, ‘Let me know if there’s something I can do’
Please know all offers, and intended kindnesses, are appreciated. They are. This is not a message of shame or criticism. Rather, from an etiquette perspective, coming from a person who
Mastering the art of presenting well virtually
It’s been a while for what many thought would be temporary, remote work. Some of us have been doing it for years. Still, that was a blend of virtual and
Establishing, maintaining & even growing trust in times of difficulty
While people may be stressed, concerned and even distraught over what will happen to themselves, their job, their friends and family, this is a time when feeling safe, secure and
The ins and outs of podcasting
Over time there have been various methodologies for communication, exposure and promotion of ideas, including newspapers, magazines, radio, television and more. Today, with “live” videos and broadcasts growing, podcasts have
The etiquette of the vastness of virtual work
Virtual work, off-site engagement and/or remote work is something most are experiencing, have experienced and/or will experience. It appears as though the vast world of being virtual is growing. Since
The art of the ‘thank you’ note
“God gave you a gift of 86,400 seconds today. Have you used one to say ‘thank you?’” — William Arthur Ward With presents, invitations, referrals, hostess gifts and more having
The etiquette of navigating remote work
While many organizations used to consider some roles as remote-optional, and other companies have completely remote teams, this current environment has more businesses embracing, accepting or event resorting to remote
Establishing, maintaining and even growing trust in times of difficulty
While people may be stressed, concerned and even distraught over what will happen to themselves, their role, their friends and family, this is a time when feeling safe, secure and
The etiquette & compassion of forgiveness
You’ve been disappointed. Someone let you down. You had a deal fall through. Nearly all of us have experienced the unsettling surprise of what we hadn’t planned and, even more
