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Essential Etiquette Principles: Mindfulness and Courtesy in Public Spaces

Embrace the foundational principles of etiquette as outlined by Emily Post. The cardinal rule emphasizes the importance of not drawing attention to oneself in public, focusing instead on being considerate of those around you. This means being mindful of your behavior—quieting your voice when necessary, excusing yourself when passing through a group, and using courteous language with service staff. Remember to leave your surroundings tidy, from the dining table to the bathroom, and always express gratitude. Good etiquette enhances our shared social experience.

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Essential Etiquette Principles: Mindfulness and Courtesy in Public Spaces

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  1. “As Others See You” General Rules for etiquette from Emily Post

  2. Cardinal Principle of Etiquette Don’t attract attention to yourself in public.

  3. Consider those around you In other words, be mindful of those around you and their needs whether it means you may need to quiet your voice when someone is on the phone or say “excuse me” if you must pass through a group of people or a conversation.

  4. Consider those who serve you. Use courteous words when addressing them. please, thank you, “yes, ma’am,” “no, sir” Imagine yourself in the server’s place. Don’t leave a mess at the table. Leave the bathroom clean. Push in your chair. Leave a tip.

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