Manners Blog
5 Tips for Starting An Etiquette Business As You Transition From Another Career
Starting an etiquette business comes with challenges, but even more rewards! You can manage all steps of transition while you work your existing job.
A Shoe Story
Lisa Richey Interviews Owner of Charleston Shoe Company If you love shoes, then you will not want to miss this interview. Neely Powell is an entrepreneurial force and such a success story. Listen as she tells her journey of becoming an entrepreneur. Neely tells us...
Etiquette Advice on Thank You Notes
Etiquette Expert on Thank You Notes As an etiquette expert, you will be asked a thousand times to give advice on thank you note writing. Showing appreciation is an act of generosity and is always well-received. It shows respect and in turn makes us feel good...
7 Ways An Etiquette Professional Can Change Lives and Help People
An etiquette professional has the ability to change thousands of lives! With a certification, you can give the gift of confidence to your students.
Start a Manners Business
Can I Start a Manners Business? Can I start a manners business and work at another job? Today I am taking a trip down memory lane. Are you curious about how others get their start into entrepreneurship? How do you take the leap of faith of starting your own business...
How to Teach Your Students to Have a Conversation
Mar 22, 2022 | Etiquette Expert How do you teach your students to have a conversation? Isn’t it special to have someone be fully present with you? To have a conversation with anyone, an adult or a child is something to behold these...
How to Teach Children to Have a Conversation
How to Teach Children to Have a Conversation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A85rt4e8Pkk How do you teach a child the gift of having a conversation? Isn't it special to have someone be fully present with you? To have a conversation with anyone, an adult or a child...
Why Teaching Manners Is Important For Etiquette Experts, Teachers, and Parents
Etiquette education is important! By teaching manners with teachers and parents, you increase the likelihood that their children can succeed socially.
Lisa Richey provides etiquette programs to businesses, schools, and individuals.