Unfortunately, in the process of changing ourselves, we often neglect our own personal growth and development as individuals. It’s important to focus on being a great and honorable person, in addition to achieving professional success, which is what most of us think more about. It’s a common tendency to work hard and strive for pay […] The post Change a trait in yourself you don’t like appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more

This past holiday season sparked a realization in me about the significance of gratitude in our lives. Quotes on beauty and gratitude are constant reminders that I must remain on the path of goodness and etiquette. Here are two examples that resonated: When we focus on our gratitude,the tide of disappointment goes out,and the tide […] The post A Path of Beauty and Gratitude appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more

One Reels, Talkies, Picture shows, flicks, and movies have existed since 1895. And since then, there has been etiquette on how to behave at the theater. Some time ago, I polled a few people on what they thought was the worst etiquette while at a theater.  Can you guess what the result was? 1. It […] The post 10 Tips on Movie Going Etiquette appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more

It’s time to take control of your health and learn how to avoid spreading germs to others or catching someone else’s illness. With the right precautions, you can get through the cold and flu season without missing out on any of the fun. Read on to be reminded of the simplest yet effective tips to […] The post Keep Germs at Bay appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more

Image from Pexels by porapak-apichodilok Gift-giving etiquette is essential to show thoughtfulness and consideration for others. This is especially true during the holiday gift-giving period that begins in November.  Here are the top 8 tips for gift-giving etiquette: DO 1. Consider the recipient: Think about the recipient’s interests, preferences, and needs. A thoughtful and personalized […] The post 8 Do and Don’t Tips for Gift-Giving appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more

To matter the occasion, toasting is a global tradition that takes place year-round. Here are some tips to keep in mind… TOAST-GIVER Always take time to prepare and write down your toast. Make it fun, brief, and simple. When describing an honoree, speak from the heart, sharing a fun and amusing story in your own […] The post Cheers to Joyful Toasting For All Occasions… appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more

For the Giver With the biggest holiday season of the year approaching, people keep wondering if giving gift cards is good etiquette. In my opinion, it is a good choice, especially considering the changing times. There was a time when gift cards were considered a lazy way of giving gifts. However, nowadays, it can be […] The post Gift-Card Giving with Care appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more

Throughout any holiday period and year, family-style meals with large platters of food are often a fun style to enjoy at a dinner party. Follow these guidelines to navigate this with ease. 1.  DO I PASS FOOD TO THE RIGHT OR LEFT WHEN I’M THE FIRST TO RECEIVE A PLATTER? At the beginning of a […] The post Family Style Dining With Ease appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more

It’s common to put in a lot of effort to get pay raises, promotions, and recognition for the professional work we do. However, we often forget to focus on our personal development as human beings, which is far more critical than any professional success. Sadly, in recent years, a few friends have passed away. While […] The post Be Deliberate to Cause Your Own Success appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more

In conclusion, Thanksgiving shows us the many different ways we humans around the world give and show thanks and gratitude in life. As Confucius states:  “All people are the same; it’s only their habits that are different.”  BONUS:Here’s an article on six other festive holidays in November to learn about in Argentina, Austria, England, Germany, […] The post Thanksgiving Isn’t Just An American Holiday appeared first on Advanced Etiquette ..read more