Manners Blog
Supper vs.Dinner: Stylish Guide for Etiquette Experts
Supper or Dinner? Do you know the difference? I grew up in the south and some days I would go directly to my grandmother’s after school. She was such a good southern cook - chicken and dumplings, greens, fried chicken and the best biscuits...
Being Fancy: For Etiquette Experts
What It Means to Be "Fancy"? A Fun, Stylish Look for Aspiring Etiquette Experts Defining "Fancy"—The Word, The Vibe, The Manners Magic You’ll Teach Today and Beyond What does the word “fancy” mean to you? "Fancy"— saying it brings a smile to your...
How to Eat Soup: A Stylish Guide for Etiquette Experts
https://vimeo.com/1012109592?share=copy How to Eat Soup with Style—For Certified Etiquette Experts & Those Who Aspire to Be Who out there loves to eat soup all year! Soup is one of my favorites meals and it helps us all to stay slim. Today I...
3 Key Questions for Etiquette Certification
https://vimeo.com/1009833119? Last week I spent three intense days with a new licensee. She became certified in both children’s and business etiquette. Prior to our training, she called and asked really good questions. This is a crucial step when...
How to Be an Elegant Woman
I have always noticed and observed elegant women. I am intrigued by them.
For me, an elegant woman elicits trust.
A Thriving Business Teaching Manners To Go
How I Built a Thriving Business Teaching Manners to Children One of the most popular questions asked is how to get started teaching manners to children. I am sharing a bit about how I got my start as well as my licensees. Networking is...
Demure: The Shocking Truth
https://vimeo.com/1003157535?share=copy Why is “demure” making a comeback on social media? Why is this trending and resonating with us as a society right now? Today, I am addressing the shocking truth about being demure. As an etiquette...
Children Are Getting Worse at Making Eye Contact
According to a recent article in Education Week, children are getting worse at making eye contact. Eye contact is paramount when communicating. Using eye contact shows respect, leadership and confidence. Children are getting worse at it...
Lisa Richey provides etiquette programs to businesses, schools, and individuals.
