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Anna PostHas the world lost its manners? We check in with the great-great-granddaughter of etiquette icon Emily Post.
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Rachel AboukhairAt Growing Bolder, we like to say it's not about age, it's about attitude. That's why we get excited to find people growing bolder at a young age. Rachel Aboukhair is a normal, Texas teenager ... and a published author.
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Emily Post's Etiquette Lives!Great-Great-Granddaughter Keeps It Alive
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Mind Your Manners!Has the world lost its manners? We check in with etiquette icon Emily Post's great-great granddaughter.
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K-Cup EtiquetteMany offices around the country are now installing the latest in coffeemakers – the kind that utilize K-cups. This is a welcome change because a) there are now choices other than coffee, b) employees have many coffee, tea and hot chocolate selections to choose from, and c) the chosen selection is always fresh so there is no more drinking and/or wasting stale coffee. However, this new addition to...
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The Growing Bolder Radio Show: May 16, 2009This week's guests include etiquette master Debbie Tenzer, actor Ernest Borgnine, yoga guru Dave Romanelli and relationship experts Gerri and Brian Monaghan.
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Is Etiquette Dead?On this week's Growing Bolder Radio Show, Marc and Bill interviewed the great-great-granddaughter of etiquette queen Emily Post. Anna Post is pretty hip and has a great new book about wedding etiquette. She's about 18 months too late for my own nuptials (although I am thinking of anonymously sending it to my cousin who wore white to my wedding, but I digress), but it's still packed with lots of...
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What Happens When you Take the 'Social' out of Social Networking?What Happens When you Take the 'Social' out of Social Networking? What happens when the 'Social' gets left out of Social Networking?Well, the answer is P.O.'d people. This I know from experience as both the receiver and being flamed when I did it myself without being aware. There is an etiquette that is expected in networking. Often, I have experienced this etiquette and respect at 'live'...
