"Etiquette must, if it is to be of more than trifling use, include ethics as well as manners." - Emily Post 1922 Best-Selling Book 'Etiquette' Image Credit: Unsplash Since young, from the appropriate conversation, to how to handle conflict situations and others with restraint and civility, to how to behave at the dining table became the roadmap to my etiquette practices and interaction with people. Growing up in a small town, I first learn about manners watching my parents behave, how they treat others, neighbours, friends, and people in the marketplace. Since my growing up years, together with my other siblings, we were taught to take others into consideration or think about others before ourselves. We learned not to impose on others and we were taught not to make comments or give opinions unless invited to. Have You ever met someone you thought was more elegant and poise than most people? Do you wonder what that person's secret is? You may be surprised b
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