Read our top tips and unwritten rules for navigating social engagements, facilitating harmonious relationships and helping us to communicate effectively.
Don't call more than twice continuously
When reaching out to someone, it's essential to exercise patience and consideration. You should not call someone more than twice continuously; you should presume the person is doing something important and they will return your call when it's convenient for them.
Respect people's opinions
You should always respect the opinions of other people. and remember that what's 6 to you will appear as a 9 to someone else. As you engage in conversations, bear in mind that perspectives vary.
Praise publicly and criticize privately
Make it a habit to praise others publicly and give them feedback on their shortcomings privately. This shows them respect and helps to keep their confidence intact.
Handling devices
When handed someone's phone, resist the urge to swipe or delve too deeply. This simple gesture displays your respect for their privacy and reinforces trust in your interactions.
Respect for all
Treating every individual, regardless of their role, with unwavering respect is a hallmark of social grace from the gateman to the CEO of the company, respect is always key in our interaction with others.
Phone etiquette
Scrolling through your phone while conversing communicates disregard and distraction. Don't use your phone while talking to someone; it's rude and disrespectful. Be present in the engagement.
Practice Modesty in Conversations
Never brag about your riches. Be humble, especially if you are in the presence of others who may be falling on hard times.
Mindful Spending in Group Settings
Never spend excessively when you aren't the one paying. Order moderately, as you would if you were personally responsible. This displays thoughtfulness and prevents awkward financial imbalances.
By internalizing these principles, we enrich our interactions, cultivate meaningful relationships, and contribute to a more harmonious social order.
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