Happy New Year’s Eve! As 2013 draws to a close, and you’re putting the finishing touches on your resolutions, get ready for one of the biggest party nights of the year! If you’re joining the millions of people going to house parties or out on the town, keep in mind these ten tips for proper new year’s eve etiquette as we ring in 2014.
For all of the good tidings and well-wishes of the holiday season, it can still be a stressful time, especially while traveling. We all know that stress impacts our ability to be gracious and kind in our personal interactions, so let’s look at seven ways to alleviate our travel stress. These survival tips for holiday travel will help you save time, travel faster, and feel more relaxed. So when the moment comes for you to honor someone with a kind word or patient smile, you’ll be ready!
Every year, millions of people send gifts via the Postal Service, UPS, FedEx, and others. This can really add up, and somtimes it seems you spend more on shipping than you do gifts! I’ve done a little research, and discovered a couple of ways you can save time and money during the holidays!
One of the most enjoyable aspects of the holidays are the parties! Whether for work, family, or friends, gathering with others and celebrating the season is a happy occasion.
While common etiquette rules apply, what special situations do the holidays present? The unique nature of holiday party etiquette involves dealing with gifts, open bars, and mistletoe! Let’s look at seven situations you may be navigating in the next few weeks.
As the song says, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” and there is plenty going on in our lives and the lives of others this holiday season. As I’m sure you realize, etiquette does not take a winter break, in fact this is the time of year to practice showing gratitude and thankfulness in more ways than ever!
Today, I want to cover five different topics for social media etiquette and the holiday season. The holidays offer a unique opportunity to build people up and make them feel special, but on the flip side we can cause people a lot of pain with improper etiquette. Let’s get started ok?
