Podcasts about protocol school

Czy etykieta biznesowa to tylko savoir-vivre przy konferencyjnym stole bądź dress code w spotkaniu z klientem? Irena Kamińska-Radomska, założycielka The Protocol School of Poland, udowadnia, że to znacznie więcej! W inspirującej rozmowie z serii #bezlukru zdradza nam kulisy swojej drogi zawodowej i szczerze opowiada o trudnościach, z jakimi spotkała się szczególnie w pierwszych latach prowadzenia swojej firmy.Młodsza publiczność kojarzy ją z kanału na TikToku czy telewizyjnej produkcji “Projekt Lady”. Studenci pamiętają z energetycznych zajęć poświęconych komunikacji międzykulturowej lub autoprezentacji. Dla nieco starszej widowni, nie tylko tej biznesowej, jest absolutnym autorytetem w dziedzinie etykiety, protokołu dyplomatycznego i wystąpień publicznych. W dzisiejszym odcinku odkrywa przed nami wiele nieopowiedzianych wcześniej tajemnic i dzieli się wyjątkowymi radami. Czego jeszcze dowiesz się z tej rozmowy?✅ Jakie kompetencje społeczne są kluczowe w biznesie i jak je rozwijać?✅ Dlaczego warto być długomyślnym i jaki może to mieć wpływ na Twój sukces?✅ Jakie błędy najczęściej popełniają przedsiębiorcy w kontekście etykiety biznesowej?✅ Co znaczy „ostrzenie piły” w biznesie i dlaczego większość przedsiębiorców robi to w złym momencie?✅ Jakie było pierwsze duże zlecenie naszej rozmówczyni i co zrobiła, gdy klient próbował negocjować jego warunki… po fakcie?Nie przegapcie tej rozmowy. Jak w każdą środę, zapraszamy Was na premierę ▶️

The era of the remote worker is winding down. Before a mandate for federal workers to return to the office made national headlines, dozens of major private sector companies across the U.S. implemented hybrid policies. Ali Rogin speaks with Pamela Eyring, president of The Protocol School of Washington, about why back to the office may not immediately mean back to normal. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

The era of the remote worker is winding down. Before a mandate for federal workers to return to the office made national headlines, dozens of major private sector companies across the U.S. implemented hybrid policies. Ali Rogin speaks with Pamela Eyring, president of The Protocol School of Washington, about why back to the office may not immediately mean back to normal. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Is a phone call an act of aggression? The answer is it depends. The latest digital trend recommends texting before calling someone and it's a dividing people based on their communication preferences. Diane Gottsman is the founder of the Protocol School of Texas. She coaches professionals across the county on modern etiquette which often comes down to communication styles. "My best advice is to read the room," Diane says.  Not sure how your boss wants to communicate with you? Ask. But what about the rest of us? Is it really bad to call a friend who crossed your mind? What about a friend who rapid-fires text missives like they're wiffle balls? It's a digital minefield out there! On this Dying to Ask: How phone calls became so polarizing. How to end an endless text exchange. Why you should never leave a voicemail. What to do when your teens ghost you for hours but expects you to answer immediately.

Today's Guest As the CEO and founder of The Likable Leader Coaching, Becca is passionate about teaching others to develop and lead amazing teams. After a 20-year career as a U.S. Marine officer, Becca became a certified life coach so she could share the lessons she learned while leading men and women in fast-paced, high-pressure environments. Her extensive experience in leadership and management, human resources, conflict resolution, and soft skills make her a well-rounded resource for professionals who are motivated to refine their leadership styles so their teams can be cohesive, productive, and happy. Becca is a Certified Life Coach and entrepreneur who holds a bachelor's degree in Spanish from the University of Pittsburgh and a master's degree in International Relations from The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. Becca has worked as a Human Resources and Manpower Officer, an Inspector General, an Operations Officer, and is a certified Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection Officer, as well as a Combat Life Saver. She is also a graduate of the Protocol School of Washington and has designed and taught executive-level etiquette and social skills classes. She lives in Harrisburg, PA, with her husband, 2 daughters, 4 dogs, 3 gerbils, and a hermit crab. When she gets a few minutes to herself, you can find her enjoying the outdoors, gardening, or volunteering. Connect with Becca https://www.thelikableleader.com/ https://www.udemy.com/course/surviving-a-school-shooting-active-shooter/?couponCode=DRRAJPODCAST50 This discount brings the course down to just $17.50! About Dr. Raj Dr Raj is a quadruple board certified physician and associate professor at the University of Southern California. He was a co-host on the TNT series Chasing the Cure with Ann Curry, a regular on the TV Show The Doctors for the past 7 seasons and has a weekly medical segment on ABC news Los Angeles. More from Dr. Raj www.BeyondThePearls.net The Dr. Raj Podcast Dr. Raj on Twitter Dr. Raj on Instagram Want more board review content? USMLE Step 1 Ad-Free Bundle Crush Step 1 Step 2 Secrets Beyond the Pearls The Dr. Raj Podcast Beyond the Pearls Premium USMLE Step 3 Review MedPrepTGo Step 1 Questions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a globalized world, navigating cultural differences can make or break business relationships. In this episode of the Personalization Outbreak Podcast, Pamela Eyring, President of the Protocol School of Washington, reveals how mastering international protocols and business etiquette can enhance trust and create opportunities.Pamela shares stories from her four decades of experience on how attention to cultural details helps leaders and organizations thrive in today's complex, diverse world. Learn how you can elevate your business relationships by focusing on the power of protocol and respect.As a bonus, we're providing two valuable resources to deepen your understanding:Everything Speaks Tip Sheet: Practical tips from Pamela Eyring on how to present yourself with professionalism and respect in every interaction. Download here: https://www.glennllopis.com/documents...PSOW 2025 Training Calendar: Stay ahead with the 2025 training schedule from the Protocol School of Washington, detailing upcoming opportunities to enhance your skills in international protocol, business etiquette, and communication. Download here: https://www.glennllopis.com/documents...

Guest: Diane Gottsman, etiquette expert and owner of Protocol School of Texas

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In this podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover talks with with Pamela Eyring about five ways to develop professional etiquette in your organization to innovate teams. Pamela Eyring is the president and owner of The Protocol School of Washington®, (www.psow.edu), an accredited school focusing on international protocol, business etiquette, and communication skills training. With more than four decades of public and private sector experience in operational protocol and educational development, Pamela has extensive knowledge of U.S. and international practices and is a global thought leader in the etiquette and protocol industry. Check out all of the podcasts in the HCI Podcast Network!

This Week's Guests: Author - Rana Nejem Episode 330 "Rethink Production presents "Live From America Podcast" - a weekly show that combines political commentary with humor. Hosted by the comedy cellar owner Noam Dworman and producer Hatem Gabr, the show features expert guests discussing news, culture, and politics with a blend of knowledge and laughter. About Rana: Everything I do is about changing behavior and attitude. I help business executives, diplomats and government officials refine their professional profile and increase the impact of their personal presence by making shifts in their attitude, behavior and appearance. I founded my company – YARNU in 2013 (an Arabic word meaning to look towards, to aspire to with calm and serenity). YARNU helps people distinguish themselves by raising their social and cultural intelligence, enabling them to float with ease and confidence from one situation to the other. Certified to use a number of tools that measure behavior and culture, we work with businesses and organizations to help them create the organizational culture that best supports their objectives and values. My first book “When in the Arab World: An Insider's Guide to Living and Working with Arab Culture” was published in the UK May 2016, and the second expanded edition came out in 2019. I am regularly invited to speak on the subject of cross-cultural communications. I started out my career as a broadcast journalist with Jordan Television. After working with CNN during the First Gulf War, I moved to the Royal Hashemite Court where I was responsible for His Majesty the late King Hussein's International Media Department for 2 years. I then moved into the field of communications and public relations leading the public diplomacy and communications work of the British Embassy in Amman for 18 years. I carry a Masters degree in International Communications and Negotiations from The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. I am certified by The Protocol School of Washington in International Protocol Management and am a certified coach in Inter-Cultural Intelligence and a Facilitator in the psychometric tool Everything Disc Follow Live From America YouTube @livefromamericapodcast twitter.com/AmericasPodcast www.LiveFromAmericaPodcast.com LiveFromAmericapodcast@gmail.com Follow Hatem Twitter.com/HatemNYC Instagram.com/hatemnyc/ Follow Noam Twitter.com/noam_dworman #Socialintelligence #RanaNejem #whenintheArabworld

WORKPLACE TRUSTWorkplace trust can ebb and flow like an ocean tide depending on what we say and how we say it. Little things can mean a lot, especially when it comes from someone in a position of authority.Getting it right means sharpening your soft skills and today's guest, Anne Baum is going to share some soft skill secrets to help you build workplace trust more consistently.What You'll Discover About Workplace Trust:* How small mistakes impact workplace trust* How managing perceptions well improves workplace trust * The self-imposed leadership barriers to building more workplace trust * Essential Soft Skills for Improving Workplace Trust * How The Transmitter and Overconfident Overachiever Detract From Workplace Trust * How to Improve the Soft Skills Necessary to Build More Workplace Trust * And MUCH more.Guest: Anne BaumAnne Baum is the author of Small Mistakes, Big Consequences: Develop Your Soft Skills to Help You Succeed.She is also the Lehigh Valley executive and vice president, distribution channels & labor relations for Capital BlueCross.Since joining the company in January 2010, Anne has been involved with strategic planning and other senior level functions as well as designing and leading leadership development programs through her own company Vision Accomplished.Anne participates on numerous boards and executive committees and her formal education includes a BS in Biology from the University of Illinois, a Masters in Health Systems Management from Rush University, plus she has a certification from the Protocol School of Washington as a protocol and etiquette consultant.Related Resources:If you liked this interview, you might also enjoy our other Leadership and Management episodes.Contact Anne and connect with her on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Anne's book: Small Mistakes, Big Consequences: Develop Your Soft Skills to Help You SucceedJoin, Rate and Review:Rating and reviewing the show helps us grow our audience and allows us to bring you more of the rich information you need to succeed from our high powered guests. Leave a review at Lovethepodcast.com/BusinessConfidential.Joining the Business Confidential Now family is easy and lets you have instant access to the latest tactics, strategies and tips to make your business more successful.Follow on your favorite podcast app here as...

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How quickly should you RSVP to an event? What do you do if you show up underdressed? Do you call someone or send a text? Everyone at dinner is on their phones, is that ok?Social expectations are always changing and have become more relaxed in the last 50 years.This week on Noon Edition, we'll talk with guests about common courtesies and social expectations, and the ways these have changed in recent years with influences like social media, technology, and COVID.A Pew Research Survey reports 31 percent of American adults are almost constantly online and more than half are online several times a day.And since 2019, virtual meetings have increased by 50 percent. The move to remote work and virtual interaction means many workplaces now have more relaxed dress codes.Social events are changing too, and demand for live events is on the rise. The Wall Street Journal reported a 45 percent increase in concert ticket sales from 2019 to 2023, despite a 14 percent jump in ticket sale prices.But for that price, people have varying expectations of the experience. Some want to document the experience by taking videos and pictures on their phones. And some attendees object to heavy cell phone use during live entertainment. People are spending more on personal events like weddings. According to The Knot, the average wedding cost in 2024 is $33,000. Americans will spend a record $68.7 billion in 2024, surpassing pre-pandemic prices by more than $16 billion.But the rise in spending trends puts pressure on hosts and their family. Guests and wedding party members turn online to vent frustrations about the cost of attending. And some bridal party members report going into debt to participate in an event. You can follow us on X @WFIUWTIUNews or join us on the air by calling 812-855-0811 or toll-free at 1-877-285-9348. You can also send questions for the show to news@indianapublicmedia.org.You can also record your questions and send them in through email.GuestsRahul Shrivastav, Executive Director IU Dining and HospitalityCebronica Luft, Founder of 317 Events and cofounder/partner of The Pavilion at The Pan Am PlazaBeverly Randolph, Etiquette and International Protocol Coach, The Protocol School of Indianapolis

Join us on Wednesday, January 17 @ 6pm EST for an exciting conversation with internationally renowned etiquette expert, Diane Gottsman as she shares her work on etiquette training and recommendations for school leaders--Top 5 Things to Remember When at an Event. Diane is also an author, speaker, popular media resource, and owner of The Protocol School of Texas, a company specializing in professional development and corporate etiquette training. Diane understands modern etiquette is more than knowing which fork to use at the dinner table and has spent the last 20 years training business professionals, university students and individuals on how to navigate social and professional situations with confidence and ease. She holds a Master's Degree in Sociology with an emphasis on human behavior.  Diane is regularly called upon by the media to offer her insights on a wide range of topics to include dining, business, social media, body language, job interview, travel etiquette, as well as a variety of everyday social dilemmas. She has been featured on national television shows, such as The Today Show, Good Morning America, CBS Sunday Morning, Fox & Friends, and The Hallmark Channel. She is the resident etiquette expert for Good Day Austin, Fox 7 and San Antonio Living, News 4. And is regularly quoted on CNBC, The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Market Watch, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and USA Today. In addition to her work as an etiquette expert, Diane has authored two books and is a sought-after keynote speaker who has earned a well-deserved reputation as dynamic, inspiring and motivational. She has spoken at conferences and events around the country and considers travel one of her favorite hobbies. A wife and mother of three, she knows firsthand the challenges of balancing a private, social, and professional life.  Diane believes success requires four main ingredients ... Curiosity, Training, Dedication and Desire.

During the shutdown, you may have embraced your introverted nature and enjoyed not having to go to the office daily. It was nice not having to deal with people anymore during those two years. But have you noticed that your people skills have suffered? Did you forget how to hold conversations with others? Do you even remember why it's important to have manners? In this episode of Int-HER-rupt Podcast, host Linda Yates speaks with Jacqueline Whitmore, an international etiquette expert and founder of the Protocol School of Palm Beach. With 25 years of experience in the field, Jacqueline shares her insights on the significance of manners and etiquette in today's workplace. From listening and embracing differences to making meaningful connections, Jacqueline provides valuable tips for leaders both remotely and in person. The Value of Manners and Etiquette ●     Jacqueline explains that manners and etiquette are not just about formalities like using the proper cutlery or having a firm handshake. ●     Manners represent how we treat others, while etiquette encompasses our knowledge and mindfulness. ●     These qualities go beyond technical skills and play a crucial role in helping individuals build their personal brand and character. ●     Jacqueline asserts that manners and etiquette are essential for getting hired and promoted in the workplace. Etiquette in Remote Work ●     When it comes to remote work, Jacqueline emphasizes the importance of active listening. ●     It is a skill that helps leaders connect with their team members, whether in person or online. ●     Additionally, embracing differences and maintaining an open mind is crucial to fostering a positive work environment. ●     To enhance remote connections, Jacqueline suggests interacting with others on LinkedIn by commenting on their posts, adding value to their lives, and sending articles of interest. ●     She emphasizes the need to go beyond superficial engagements and focus on building meaningful relationships. Etiquette in In-person Meetings ●     In face-to-face interactions, Jacqueline reiterates the significance of active listening. ●     Leaders who are great listeners outshine others and make a positive impact on their teams. ●     Humility and compassion are also vital traits for successful leaders, as they signal respect and care for employees and clients. ●     Jacqueline believes that true manners lie beneath the surface and go beyond simple gestures like eye contact and a firm handshake. Jacqueline's expertise sheds light on the timeless principles of manners and etiquette in the workplace. She emphasizes that being mindful of how we treat others can significantly impact both personal and professional success. Whether in remote or in-person interactions, active listening, embracing differences, and making meaningful connections are key to fostering positive relationships. Incorporating these principles into our daily lives can enhance our personal brand, build character, and create a harmonious work environment. "I believe that manners and etiquette are extremely important in the workplace because they not only help you get hired, they also can help you get promoted. And you and I both know that technical skills, just technical skills, account for a very small percentage of why you get a job and keep a job. However, your life skills or soft skills will get you promoted. Those soft skills are tied to your character." -Jacqueline Whitmore Resources Etiquettexpert.com Jacqueline Whitmore Facebook Jacqueline Whitmore Instagram Jacqueline Whitmore LinkedIn Jacqueline Whitmore Twitter Jacqueline Whitmore Youtube If this episode connected with you, reach out to Linda and let her know. This podcast is produced by TSE Studios. Check out other podcasts by TSE Studios, including this episode's sponsor, The Sales Evangelist, helping new and struggling sellers close more deals and achieve their sales goals. Subscribe to the IntHERrupt Podcast so you won't miss a single show. Find us on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, and Stitcher. Audio created by Ryan Rasmussen Productions.

Jacqueline Whitmore, International Etiquette expert is on to help us with etiquette tips for business and life. We discuss how to have navigate zoom meeting, how to engage in a meaningful way at the office to build rapport, and then she answers the audience questions relating to thank you notes, gifts, and what to say when someone you care about is diagnosed with a serious medical issue, or loses someone they love, including a pet.  I think in mid-life there are more of these scenarios and it is hard to know what to say or do to best support the person. Tune in now to hear Jacqueline's advice. The show notes and the freebie she mentioned are at https://thegoodlifecoach.com/221 We Discuss: Office protocol including what to wear How to navigate zoom meetings Audience questions – including what to say/do when someone you care about is diagnosed with cancer or other illness or loses someone they love, including a pet. Resources Mentioned Website:  etiquetteexpert.com – and access to Jacqueline's freebie. Books: Business Class: Etiquette Essentials for Success at Work Poised for Success: Mastering the Four Qualities That Distinguish Outstanding Professionals  Michele's Freebie – join the newsletter GUEST BIO: Jacqueline Whitmore, is an international etiquette expert, a certified speaking professional and the founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach She is the author of “Business Class: Etiquette Essentials for Success at Work” and “Poised for Success: Mastering the Four Qualities That Distinguish Outstanding Professionals.” Ranked as one of the most widely quoted etiquette experts in the world, Jacqueline's advice is sought by countless media outlets. Thank you so much for listening!

Diane Gottsman, National Etiquette Expert at The Protocol School of Texas, joins Lisa Dent to explain how to avoid family conflict at the dinner table this Thanksgiving. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow @kpowell720 Follow @maryvandeveldeFollow @LaurenLapka

Guest: Jacqueline Whitmore, etiquette expert, Founder, The Protocol School of Palm Beach

Alberta is about to have a new premier, how will the opposition NDP try to counter Danielle Smith's plans and the UCP's election hopes  Guest: Rachel Notley, Leader of the Opposition of Alberta, leader of Alberta NDP, former premier of Alberta How to keep misinformation off the menu when you gather this Thanksgiving  Guest: Emily Vraga, associate professor in the Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Minnesota We're travelling again - Time to revisit proper airplane etiquette  Guest: Jacqueline Whitmore, etiquette expert, Founder, The Protocol School of Palm Beach Dr. No turns 60: The lasting legacy of James Bond  Guest: Murray Gillespie, Managing Editor, James Bond Canada The story behind the new biography Down and out in Paradise: The Life of Anthony Bordain Guest: Charles Leerhsen, author, “Down and Out in Paradise: The Life of Anthony Bourdain” 

Episode 20: Listen as Jacqueline M. Baker and I  discuss what is slowing down your leadership potential, why you should use Finesse, and the proper way to ask for feedback. Jacqueline M. Baker is a powerhouse of a leader with a resume that will drop your jaw. Jacqueline will hit on some key moments in her new book "The Unexpected Leader."  Jacquline M. Baker's Bio:Jacqueline Baker founded Scarlet Communications, a global leadership consultancy, in 2012. With over 20,000 students and 200+ workshops executed, Jacqueline makes a meaningful impact with a modern, relatable, and digestible approach to leadership content creation and delivery. She evangelizes that leadership isn't just a skill or concept reserved only for those in executive roles, but that we all have the power to lead uniquely across social and professional settings. Jacqueline holds two degrees from Wayne State University, a bachelor of arts in public relations and a master's of education in instructional technology with specializations in interactive technologies and performance improvement. She is a graduate of the Protocol School of Washington, with a focus on international etiquette and protocol, and holds a Six Sigma Green Belt certification in process improvement, which she uses to help clients develop systems and processes that will allow them to reach their strategic planning and leadership development goals.Connect with Jacqueline: Website: www.jacquelinembaker.com Instagram:  @magicaljaxLinkedIn: Jacqueline M. Baker - LinkedInPICK UP HER NEW BOOK: My newest book - The Unexpected Leader: Discovering The Leader Within YouAmazon: The Unexpected Leader: Discovering the Leader Within You: Baker, Jacqueline M., Welch, Jacqueline M.: 9781119877677: Amazon.com: BooksBarnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-unexpected-leader-jacqueline-m-baker/1141303128JUAN's Contact Info:EMAIL - juan@weraizethebar.comWebsite - www.weraizethebar.comFollow on social:Instagram @raizethebarceoFacebook @raizethebarLLCBlueprint to leadership Course: Click hereJuan's Bio:As an expert in Leadership and a Certified Gallup Strengths Coach, Juan is a widely regarded United States Army War Vet who has trained teams of tens of thousands of soldiers in high-stakes situations and has helped School Districts increase team efficiency and strengthen communication which resulted in happier and more appreciated employees. He helps individual leaders and their teams overcome complacency, and prevent burnout in the workplace. His "Blueprint to Leadership" Course has created more confidence and respect in personnel who carry supervisory and management roles. Being featured on FOX, NBC, and CBS has helped Juan lead the charge in creating Strength-Based leaders, and teams, giving rise to the culture at work for over 1500 School Administrators.

Pamela Eyring, Owner and President of The Protocol School of Washington, tells Real Life Real Leaders podcast host, CEO Bonnie Hagemann, about her journey to leadership. Pamela encourages finding strength and resiliency by asking for help when facing trauma and grief in life. Listen to her story in episode 25. Please make sure to like, rate and subscribe to the podcast!

In this special edition episode, we're inviting Pamela Eyring, President of the Protocol School of Washington, back to the podcast.  As we're kicking off National Business Etiquette week, she shares some of the most essential tips and perspective to help people just lik you, get started, transition in their career and live a good/impactful.  Recently, we announced that Pamela's first interview (#39) is one of the top 25 most downloaded episodes for the podcast.  I hope that this conversations helps you to start the things that you want to do and elevate to your next level.  Let's get started! #juststart #podcast

May is here and we have another very special guest, who is actually a dear friend of Melinda's, Jan Goss Jan is the founder of Civility Consulting, which is a consulting agency that focuses on corporate soul development and serves leaders through speaking, training and executive coaching to help create a profitable company culture. She is also the author of “Sex and Money!”, which is about speaking to your partner the way you would speak to your most important client. Melinda starts off by asking Jan, “What was your big dream growing up, what did you think you would be when you were a little girl?” Jan responds that there were two things that she was torn between, one being a rockstar and the other being a nun. People are always asking themselves if they are on the right path and thinking about what their life is going to be like, so Melinda really wanted to talk about Jan's winding paths because she has done so much in her career. Jan says that she was a “late bloomer”, she has created four successful companies after the age of forty, and she is still blooming as she goes along. Jan says she was always fascinated with business, she has loved making money ever since she was a little girl, from sweeping sidewalks to doing any little work. Then, she would go to church and donate everything she had made. Having gone to college when she was young, and then going back later on in life, Jan studied International Business and then went to The Protocol School of Washington D.C. and graduated from there. Jan came back to Austin and had the vision to speak into the lives of professionals and teach them some best business practices. So, she started the Austin School of Protocol which then turned into Civility Consulting in 2012. So, what draws Jan to work with women? She believes that all success comes from connecting. Whether that be connecting with yourself or a higher power or connecting with others but, she says, all success in life comes from some sort of connection and every connection begins with a first impression. She says the premise of Civility Consulting is that if we can focus on the first five seconds of that introduction then, you will make a really great impression and make a mark. She says “if we can, especially as women, pay attention to how we show up…and show up as who we really are, that's the key.” Melinda asks if Jan could give three quick tips, what would they be? Jan says one of the skills she learned at The Protocol School of Washington that changed her life was, “act as if you belong.” She says the worst feeling is feeling like you don't belong and the premise of this protocol is that when you go somewhere in life it is because on some level you were invited so, you can show up as if you belong. Jan says, “It's an attitude, a thought process, a way we can prepare in advance to walk in and be like, you know what, I belong here”. Jan has gone through some hardships and traumatic experiences in her personal life, so Melinda asks Jan how she dealt with those experiences and pushed through? Jan says one of the things she will forever be grateful for is the tools she has in her emotional and spiritual toolbox. Since she's been teaching people how to show up for themselves for years, it has now become a part of her. This is when she realized that all these tools and what she has been teaching, actually work. Jan says whether you are going through a divorce, mourning a death, or having financial problems, these tools work and that is what Civility Consulting teaches people. It is not just for professional reasons but also, can help you in your personal life. Jan's book, “Sex and Money!” which is about bedroom etiquette, was inspired by her career and how she would often be exposed to these women who would build multimillion-dollar businesses, but then their home life was falling apart. That is when Jan had the idea for her book. She says, “what if you spoke to your significant other the same way you would talk to your most important client?” She then began experimenting with her husband and bringing best practices into her marriage and “beautiful things happened.” That is when she put it into a book. Now moving on to the money part, Jan says that there is so much fear of money, most of her life was spent in financial pain. She says it wasn't until her fifties, when she was in the middle of a divorce and in desperate need of money, that she had that light bulb moment. Jan went to see an expert for money advice and the woman made Jan write a letter to money. Now Jan uses this in her practices and it “healed her relationship with money.” To get in touch with Jan, you can go to https://civilityconsulting.com. They have so many exciting events coming up and love to hear everyone's stories.

Leadership combines many elements to create someone capable of leading with confidence. One of those elements, while often forgotten, is etiquette. In today's episode of IntHerrupt, Linda is joined by etiquette expert, author, and founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach, Jacqueline Whitmore, to discuss how any business leader can integrate etiquette into their practice.  What is business etiquette? It's a consideration for others. (Yes, that's a broad statement.)  While specific actions like thank-you notes and moving the knife and fork correctly at dinner are nuances of etiquette, consideration for others guides those actions. It's the art of knowing how to treat other people, whether you're in an elevator at a conference, a cocktail party, or in the boardroom. Learning and exemplifying etiquette helps in leadership: Etiquette is not innate - it's an acquired skill.  The important etiquette for a corporate professional depends entirely on the events and communications they need. Based on those, polish manners based on your lifestyle. The purpose isn't to change someone; it's to enhance what they already bring to the table. What do you see as the challenge to etiquette? Technology has completely changed the way we do business, and the pandemic resulted in a necessary understanding of zoom and virtual etiquette. It always starts with the individual to overcome these changes - are you open to the change and opportunity etiquette offers? Rather than learning everything about etiquette all at once, focus on learning the most applicable information first. Jacqueline's top three etiquette tips: School is never out; because learners are earners. So always learn something new each day. Surround yourself with talented, positive people. Keep an open mind. Whether doing business in the US or abroad, people act based on their background. Minds are like parachutes - they only function when they're open. Above all, Jacqueline urges you to be humble (because nobody likes arrogance.) Connect with her on LinkedIn and check out her website etiquetteexpert.com. Do you have stories to tell? Connect with Linda to share them. This podcast is produced by TSE Studios. Check out other podcasts by TSE Studios, including this episode's sponsor, The Sales Evangelist, helping new and struggling sellers close more deals and achieve their sales goals. Subscribe to the IntHERrupt Podcast so you won't miss a single show. Find us on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, and Stitcher. Audio created by Ryan Rasmussen Productions. 

Jacqueline Whitmore, CSP, is an international etiquette expert, a certified speaking professional and the founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach She is the author of "Business Class: Etiquette Essentials for Success at Work" and "Poised for Success: Mastering the Four Qualities That Distinguish Outstanding Professionals." She is also a contributing writer to Entrepreneur.com and HuffPost. Ranked as one of the most widely quoted etiquette experts in the world, Jacqueline's advice is sought by countless media outlets. Prior to starting her company, Jacqueline served as the assistant director of public relations and protocol officer for The Breakers in Palm Beach, FL where she was responsible for handling media relations and teaching the hotel staff the nuances of dealing with royalty, celebrities and other VIPs. Connect with Jacqueline Whitmore on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinewhitmore/ Download Jacqueline's free ebook, Master Your Mingle-Ability here: https://etiquetteexpert.com/master-your-mingle-ability-ebook/ Learn more about Jacqueline: https://etiquetteexpert.com/ Shop Jacquline's top tech tools here: https://www.amazon.com/shop/jacquelinewhitmorelistId=3RFVRRPV0LUF3 Is your wardrobe ready for a jump start? My new program, Drab to Fab, is here to help you go from drabulous to fabulous in no time flat! Hurry, the introductory offer of just $47 won't last forever: https://sfschoolofstyle.com/drabtofab Book a Get Acquainted call with me: https://linktr.ee/stylebymarymichele Get my free video series: Top 3 Tips to Dress More Confidently https://sfschoolofstyle.com/dwc2022 Follow me on Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@stylebymarymichele? Join me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stylebymarymichele/ Join the StyleFinder School of Style waiting list: https://sfschoolofstyle.com/join49186980 Connect with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/stylefindervipgroup Shop our boutique: https://shopstylefinder.com  

Jacqueline shares how important it is to value people, to build relationships and develop communication skills. She started working at home before working from home was a thing. Today she shares her gifts and passion in teaching others etiquette, protocol and communication. Jacqueline Whitmore is an author, international business etiquette expert, and founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach. To receive a copy of her free ebook, visit her website at www.EtiquetteExpert.com. Check out more of Jacqueline Whitmore Website (get my free e-book, “Master Your Mingle-Ability,” if you go to her website and subscribe) Instagram LinkedIn Get our free gift of Top Entrepreneur Tips @ AddValue2Entrepreneurs.com. Sign up for a 5 day challenge to help you take more action and make more money in your business AddValue2Life.com/action

Traits of The Gracious Leader: The Power Five®️ Interview with Gracious Coach Doris Young Boyer Doris Young Boyer is a sought-after keynote speaker, leadership advisor, and podcast host. She has insight, expertise, and experience about the behaviors that create a powerful presence, that create and sustain relationships, and produce bottom-line results. Doris has more than 25 years of domestic and international business experience. With more than 25 years of domestic and international corporate and business experience, Doris is the go-to expert on global protocol, business etiquette, and leadership behaviors. She has firsthand knowledge of the communication and leadership issues executives face on a regular basis as well as the diplomacy, conflict resolution skill, and protocol savvy needed to address these issues. She gives her clients winning formulas to be confident and successful in business and social situations.  Doris equips her clients to avoid unintentional and preventable blunders, such as taboo gestures. As a result of her coaching and professional development seminars, her clients reduce their learning curve, increase their influence and profitability, resolve conflict with grace and skill, maintain strong global relationships, create an effective workplace culture, motivate a team and achieve the goals that are important to them and positively impact the success of others and make better decisions. They implement the behaviors of a leader. Leaders will sidestep costly mistakes that can; derail a business meeting or an interview, demotivate a team or negatively impact the workplace culture. In a situation where a derailment has occurred, Doris will problem-solve with you to get back on track. She is a thought leader on Gracious Powerful Leadership which she describes as the result of intentionally choosing and using relationship-focused behaviors as the default in leading others. She brings experience and expertise working with individuals and organizations domestically and internationally. During her tenure as a human resources professional for a major corporation, Doris traveled extensively in Europe representing the corporation to its many divisions. She planned and executed conferences, briefings, and retreats in Europe aimed at increasing the effectiveness of executives. Doris has a BA and MA in behavioral and social sciences and post-graduate training in finance and strategy development. She is an experienced International Protocol and Corporate Etiquette Consultant, trained and certified by the founder of the Protocol School of Washington. Known as a problem solver who values relationships and results, Doris is trained in mediation, meeting facilitation, and innovative problem-solving. She facilitates workshops, meetings, leadership retreats, and strategy sessions. She helps clients perform things faster, easier, and more effectively. She makes your path smoother.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stayce Wagner is a business etiquette expert, speaker, and author of Modern Business Etiquette for Young & Fabulous Professionals. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from UC Berkeley and a Certificate in Litigation from UCLA's Attorney Assistant Training Program. Her corporate experience includes more than 20 years as a senior paralegal, manager, and team leader at leading California law firms and legal organizations.    Stayce founded Spencer Crane Etiquette, a boutique consultancy, in 2011 after receiving corporate etiquette training and licensing from The Protocol School of Washington®.   In this episode, she shares:   Why she decided to leave law school after two years & how it turned out to be the best decision for her     The variety of duties she was responsible for in her career as a paralegal & why she enjoyed the profession     What etiquette is & why it's critical in order to grow in your career     Key etiquette tips from her book including what to do in place of a handshake during the pandemic     What being authentic at work truly means     Connect with Stayce! LinkedIn Website Email at info@spencercrane.com Twitter Instagram Facebook   ---------- Sign up for my contact list to be the first to know about new offerings and to receive my monthly note on all things!   You can also stay connected with Journey to Jupiter via..... Email: jetaun@jetaundavis.com Website: jetaundavis.com Instagram: @JourneyJupiter Twitter: @JourneyJupiter Facebook: @JourneyJupiter ----- Produced by Ken Inge of Dead End Hip Hop        

Baroness Kate Hoey starts the show, speaking about the Northern Ireland Protocol. Co-Founder of UsForThem, Liz Cole, talks about the amount of children absent from school due to covid, or 'contact' of covid. Helen Dale and Mike discuss Britney Spears and the legal issues surrounding her conservatorship. Gardening Expert Mark Lane tells Mike about the positive impact gardening has on our health, and finally, Dr Simon Clarke explains about covid booster jabs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Workplace TrustWorkplace trust can ebb and flow like an ocean tide depending on what we say and how we say it. Little things can mean a lot, especially when it comes from someone in a position of authority. Getting it right means sharpening your soft skills and today's guest, Anne Baum is going to share some soft skill secrets to help you build workplace trust more consistently. What You'll Discover About Workplace Trust :* How small mistakes impact workplace trust * How managing perceptions well improves workplace trust * The self-imposed leadership barriers to building more workplace trust * Essential Soft Skills for Improving Workplace Trust * How The Transmitter and Overconfident Overachiever Detract From Workplace Trust * How to Improve the Soft Skills Necessary to Build More Workplace Trust * And MUCH more. ♥ Share this episode with someone you think will benefit from it. ♥ ♥ Leave a review at https://lovethepodcast.com/BusinessConfidential (Lovethepodcast.com/BusinessConfidential )♥ Guest: Anne BaumAnne Baum is the author of https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B089B2Y8S8?pf_rd_r=RKBAT92NK14339EHP0HQ&pf_rd_p=5ae2c7f8-e0c6-4f35-9071-dc3240e894a8&pd_rd_r=96b8a964-a5d3-4e18-b9a4-bf08014528e4&pd_rd_w=442zn&pd_rd_wg=tvu3V&ref_=pd_gw_unk (Small Mistakes, Big Consequences: Develop Your Soft Skills to Help You Succeed.) She is also the Lehigh Valley executive and vice president, distribution channels & labor relations for Capital BlueCross. Since joining the company in January 2010, Anne has been involved with strategic planning and other senior level functions as well as designing and leading leadership development programs through her own company Vision Accomplished.  Anne participates on numerous boards and executive committees and her formal education includes a BS in Biology from the University of Illinois, a Masters in Health Systems Management from Rush University, plus she has a certification from the Protocol School of Washington as a protocol and etiquette consultant.  Related Resources:Contact Anne and connect with her on http://www.linkedin.com/in/annebaum (LinkedIn), https://www.facebook.com/AnneCorleyBaum/ (Facebook), https://twitter.com/AnneBaum (Twitter), and https://www.instagram.com/annecorleybaum/ (Instagram). Join, Rate and Review:Rating and reviewing the show helps us grow our audience and allows us to bring you more of the rich information you need to succeed from our high powered guests. Leave a review at https://lovethepodcast.com/BusinessConfidential (Lovethepodcast.com/BusinessConfidential) Joining the Business Confidential Now family is easy and lets you have instant access to the latest tactics, strategies and tips to make your business more successful. Follow on your favorite podcast app http://bit.ly/bcnlisten (here) as well as on https://twitter.com/businessconfid (Twitter), https://facebook.com/businessconfidentialnow (Facebook), https://www.youtube.com/c/HannaHaslKelchner (YouTube), and https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/business-confidential-now-with-hanna-hasl-kelchner (LinkedIn). Download ♥ Follow ♥ Listen ♥ Learn ♥ Share ♥ Review ♥ Comment ♥ Enjoy

Mental Toughness Secret #13 "There is no mat space for malcontents or dissenters. One must neither celebrate too insanely when he wins nor sulk when he loses. He accepts victory professionally and humbly. He hates defeat, he makes no poor display of it." - Dan Gable Champions have class and conduct themselves in a way that is congruent with their self-image. Action Step For Today: Make a list of the five things you would like the following groups of people to say about your conduct: Your family Your friends Your customers Now go to work and become this person. World-Class Resource: To further polish your personal and professional behavior, attend a seminar from Jacqueline Whitmore, director of the Protocol School of Palm Beach. Sign up for their free news letter by going to www.etiqetteexpert.com https://linktr.ee/LemieuxLegacy

¿Se usarán todavía los modales de etiqueta de antaño? Bueno, si vemos los table sets en Pinterest o las tradiciones navideñas que perpetuamos año tras año, generación tras generación, la respuesta sería sí. De todas formas, dejaremos que la experta responda. Jacqueline Viteri no solo es especialista en Etiqueta Corporativa, o la primera dominicana egresada de la escuela líder mundial en protocolo, The Protocol School of Washington (EEUU), sino que también es un "TikTok sensation" con casi 1.5 millones de seguidores, a la fecha. Con ella, en este episodio aprenderemos de etiqueta en la era del confinamiento y las reuniones por Zoom. Let's begin!

Today I'm thrilled to introduce you to one of my writer friends, Carolyn Knefely. Carolyn has an impressive resume of extremely diverse careers, but what makes her story so incredible is her strength to overcome her childhood of her and her younger brothers often being left alone for days at a time. From the age of four or five Carolyn frequently begged for food from neighbors and even stole bread in order to survive. When she was 18 years old she nearly attempted suicide, but God intervened and made her realize she didn't have to be a victim of her circumstances. Hers is an incredible story of how God took this poor, dirty, starving little girl that no one seemed to love and launched her into a world where she became trained and certified by the Protocol School of Washington Fine Dining and then taught business etiquette to colleges, churches and corporations. If you've ever felt you can't succeed because of a difficult childhood, listen to Carolyn's story and realize how God can help anyone overcome their past to make a real difference in the world.

We're all aware of basic dining etiquette when eating at meetings. What about when eating during a virtual meeting? With virtual meetings being much more global the time of your meeting is probably happening during someone's breakfast, lunch, or dinner time. So is there a new set of etiquette standards for a virtual meeting? Should you eat at all? In this episode, Pamela Eyring president and owner of The Protocol School of Washington® shares her expertise and advice on the proper etiquette of eating at a meeting and a virtual meeting. With more than three decades of public and private sector experience in operational protocol and educational development, Pamela has an extensive knowledge of US and international practices and is a global thought leader in the etiquette and protocol industry. Useful Links www.psow.edu https://www.facebook.com/TheProtocolSchoolofWashington https://www.instagram.com/the_psow/ https://twitter.com/the_psow https://www.youtube.com/user/TheProtocolSchool?feature=guide https://www.linkedin.com/school/the-protocol-school-of-washington/

Today’s guest. is an absolute class-act. The grace with which she carries herself, and the way she speaks about kindness and civility touched me. She is someone who life has knocked down…in big ways…more than once, and she keeps getting up…stronger.Jan Goss-Gibson is incredibly accomplished - she studied International Business at American Intercontinental University and is a graduate of the Protocol School of Washington in DC. She is also an honored graduate of the Global Leadership Program in San Diego, CA. Jan developed 4 successful businesses after the age of 40 and is currently the CEO of Civility Consulting, and Show Up Well Academy and Coaching. Jan is a recognized and highly respected Authority, Executive Coach, and Speaker with a reputation for helping individuals and organizations create quick and sustainable results. She is an award-winning speaker and a #1 best-selling author. But life hasn’t always been kind. Jan has quite a story to tell about surviving challenges, becoming a better person for it and is now making the world a better place.Three "Calls to Action" Jan recommends we ALL implement in our lives today:Pay attention to what’s coming into your eyes and into your ears. Is it serving you and your current mindset? Are you talking to people and watching and listening to things that are positive, constructive and happy? When our life is out of control, one thing we still have control over is our environment - make it an upbeat, positive one.On purpose, do things that feed your soul. Curate tools into your life that will feed your soul. Have a go-to speakers, friends, podcasts, destinations (a park or body of water, for example) music play-lists, etc. you can access any time you need a “booster shot."Get it out - talk to a friend or a therapist, or journal. If you don’t get the negative thoughts and self-talk out, it plays on a loop in your head and that’s not healthy.Where can you find and connect with Jan?Website - www.showupwell.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jan.goss.1LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/civilityconsulting/ Instagram - @showupwell @jangoss1

In this HCI Podcast episode, Dr. Westover talks with Gina DeLapa about the 7 C's of leadership. See the video here: https://youtu.be/nfgNKbRc52s. Gina DeLapa (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginadelapa/) is the president of Thriving Cultures LLC and the author of Thriving at Work: Make Your Mark, Lead With Confidence, Stomp Out Drama, Get Home by 6:00. As a university career counselor, Gina DeLapa noticed an unsettling trend: The university was helping graduates get jobs, but not preparing them to succeed once on the job. Gina left the university, became certified as a corporate etiquette consultant from the prestigious Protocol School of Washington in Washington, DC and began helping companies teach professional etiquette to new college hires. She has since expanded her reach to help companies create thriving cultures at every level, from college intern to CEO. When every team member works from a leadership mindset, performance increases, drama decreases, and culture becomes a competitive advantage. As a speaker, trainer and coach, Gina has successfully taught both the mindset of leadership and the skillset. Known for her ability to connect with audiences at every level, Gina has inspired audiences nationwide, from Moss Adams on the West Coast to Deutsche Bank on Wall Street. For the better part of ten years, Gina also served as a sought-after adjunct faculty member in the graduate counseling program at the University of San Diego, where she earned a master's degree in counseling with an emphasis in career development. Gina credits her parents for putting her to work, starting at age ten, in the family pizza business. Growing up in an entrepreneurial family taught Gina how to see company culture through the dual lens of employer and employee.   Ranked in the Top 15 Personal Development and Self-Improvement Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/personal_development_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 15 Leadership Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/leadership_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 15 HR Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/hr_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 15 Talent Management Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/talent_management_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 10 Performance Management Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/performance_management_podcasts/ ; Ranked in the Top 10 Workplace Podcasts: https://blog.feedspot.com/workplace_podcasts/

That's a real thing? Yes, International Etiquette & Protocol is! This episode welcomes a transparent and deep conversation with Pamela Eyring, President & CEO of the Protocol School of Washington (PSOW). She shares how she originally acquired the school, some of the mistakes that she made along the way and how she manages to successfully run an international firm with presence in locations including Washington, DC and in the United Arab Emirates.  If you're wondering if you have what it takes to bring your unique idea to life, listen to this engaging conversation with Pamela! Listen. Share Just Start. 

In this episode, Julian shares his story and how he was able to create a name for himself as a Luxury Wedding Planner. We discuss branding, marketing and how to book higher end weddings and exceed client expectations. Wedding couples usually face their biggest challenge immediately after the excitement of their actual engagement wears off. They now know what needs to be done, but how is not as certain. Julian Leaver's expertise is in applying practical techniques to the basic tasks laid out for most couples on their standard wedding checklist. Julian's background in the wedding world gives him the perfect tripod of experience. He worked for five years with Rosewood Hotels in catering and as an Area Director of Sales, cultivating a discerning eye for five-star service. He became known for his impeccable taste and attention to detail. It was also at Rosewood where he developed his affinity for a classic bow tie as his signature attire piece and earned the name, The Dapper Diplomat. In between tenures in luxury hospitality, Julian honed his wedding expertise as a luxury planner in the Dallas market. By 2016 he had moved into wedding planning full-time, focusing on destination weddings and local luxury events. Julian also decided to refine his etiquette knowledge acquiring a Certified Protocol Officer designation from The Protocol School of Washington. He also speaks to the event community and conducts workshops for some of the nation's finest brands to elevate communication, dining, business and social skills. 3. Social Media Handles:  Julian Leaver Events Instagram: @julianleaver  Dapper Diplomat Instagram: @dapperdiplomat 4. Websites:  Julian Leaver Events: www.julianleaver.comDapper Diplomat: www.dapperdiplomat.com  https://photoboothint.com/https://www.pbicourse.com/https://jpinnercircle.com/welcomeshttps://thepbiexperience.com/purchasetickethttps://www.joshpather.comhttps://www.nextlevelblueprint.com/letsrollhttps://kingprops.com/Get 10% off now with code: KINGPROPShttps://photoboothint.com/financing/ ★☆★GET YOUR FREE BOOK★☆★https://photoboothsecretsbook.com ★☆★LEARN ABOUT CLICK FUNNELS AND HOW TO USE IT IN YOUR BUSINESS★☆★http://bit.ly/PhotoBoothFunnelshttp://bit.ly/aboutfunnelshttp://bit.ly/free14daytrialjoshpatherCF★☆★ SUBSCRIBE TO US ON YOUTUBE: ★☆Subscribe ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIIwf6d3YRMeiL8q68-wktA★☆★JOIN MY INNER CIRCLE★☆★https://jpinnercircle.com/welcome ★☆★ FOLLOW US BELOW: ★☆★Youtube ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIIwf6d3YRMeiL8q68-wktAFacebook ► https://www.facebook.com/photoboothinternational/Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/photoboothint/Snapchat ► https://www.snapchat.com/add/photoboothint

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Maryanne Parker, Etiquette Strategies in a Masked Up, Watching, No Touch, Social Media World BizSoup Podcast Radio Episode 054 with John DeBevoise Maryanne Parker is a celebrity coach and award-winning entrepreneur, a philanthropist and the founder of Luxury Etiquette Institute and Manor of Manners, company that specializes in International Business, Social and Youth etiquette. She has almost a decade of experience in successfully serving the diverse requests of luxury brands, corporations and individuals. She is the author of two number one international bestselling books "The Sharpest Soft Skill" and "Posh Overnight". Parker speaks often on the topic of etiquette and she spoke recently at Carnegie Hall, sharing the stage with Lifestyle Queen Martha Stewart, Harvard Club of Boston and NASDAQ on entrepreneurial conferences held at these venues. Maryanne has been featured in Forbes, The Oprah Magazine, Martha Stewart, Metropolitan, USA Today, NBC, ABC, FOX, E! Entertainment and many more. Maryanne has her credentials from International School of Protocol and Diplomacy in Brussels, Minding Manners - London and the Protocol School of Washington. Listen to this information-packed BizSoup Podcast Radio episode with Maryanne Parker about etiquette strategies for using technology during the COVID-19 pandemic.  ●   How there is a difference between social and business etiquette. ●   How everything is based on social communication and social skills. ●   Why it’s important to build the relationship before asking for business. ●   How to handle conflict in difficult situations. Connect with Maryanne Parker Website manorofmanners.com  Facebook facebook.com/ManorofManners Twitter @ManorofManners Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Laurence wants to invite Beyonce, the Commodore of the Yacht Club, and the Duke of Earl to attend his fancy party but does not know how. Good thing Robert Hickey (Deputy Director of the Protocol School of Washington) stops by to give pointers on proper forms of address. Thank you to our sponsor NBI. Sources: The Protocol School of Washington - Website The Protocol School of Washington - Forms of Address ‘Honor & Respect Honor & Respect: The Official Guide to Name, Titles and Forms of Address’ by Robert Hickey (on Amazon)

Laurence wants to invite Beyonce, the Commodore of the Yacht Club, and the Duke of Earl to attend his fancy party but does not know how. Good thing Robert Hickey (Deputy Director of the Protocol School of Washington) stops by to give pointers on proper forms of address. Thank you to our sponsor NBI. Sources: The Protocol School of Washington - Website The Protocol School of Washington - Forms of Address ‘Honor & Respect Honor & Respect: The Official Guide to Name, Titles and Forms of Address’ by Robert Hickey (on Amazon)

Maryanne Parker is a celebrity coach and award-winning entrepreneur, a philanthropist, and the founder of Luxury Etiquette Institute and Manor of Manners, a company that specializes in International Business, Social, and Youth etiquette. She has almost a decade of experience in successfully serving the diverse requests of luxury brands, corporations, and individuals. She is the author of two number one international bestselling books "The Sharpest Soft Skill" and "Posh Overnight". Parker speaks often on the topic of etiquette and she spoke recently at Carnegie Hall, sharing the stage with Lifestyle Queen Martha Stewart, Harvard Club of Boston, and NASDAQ on entrepreneurial conferences held at these venues. Maryanne has been featured in Forbes, The Oprah Magazine, Martha Stewart, Metropolitan, USA Today, NBC, ABC, FOX, E!Entertainment, and many more. Maryanne has her credentials from the International School of Protocol and Diplomacy in Brussels, Minding Manners - London,​ and the Protocol School of Washington. Presented by Attorney King Studios with Take it Back with Tommy and Tina on IQ Podcasts. http://www.manorofmanners.com

Conversation Secrets That Build Trust You won't have any more awkward first conversations with a potential client.  Janet will tell us the secret of how to quickly build trust in your first conversation. Janet Parnes Bio As the owner of Janet L. Parnes, Etiquette Consultant in Millis, Massachusetts, Janet Parnes works with professionals to turn their conversations into clients. She has presented to real-estate organizations that include the Women’s Council of Realtors, Keller Williams, and Berkshire Hathaway.  Other clients are in industries as diverse as STEM, law, architecture, and medicine. She has also had the honor of presenting at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum. Janet is a coach, workshop facilitator, writer, and speaker. She is a graduate of the Protocol School of Washington® Website: https://etiquettefortoday.net/professionals/   Janet's Gift A complimentary 30-minute call with Janet We would discuss the three keys to turning your conversations into valuable connections and options to help you move forward. Schedule a call at https://timetoexplore.as.me/schedule.php  

Nothing has changed modern manners quicker than coronavirus.Pre-COVID-19, mastering modern etiquette could help you advance in your career. Post-coronavirus, mastering the nuances of interacting with your colleagues (especially on Zoom) and being a team player might save your job.Diane Gottsman is a modern etiquette expert who runs the Protocol School of Texas. She helps employers and employees navigate productivity with elegance. And, let's be honest, Zoom calls aren't exactly elegant.On this Dying to Ask:The link between etiquette and job security.The mistake you're probably making on Zoom calls.What to do if you had a wedding or other big event planned this summer.

***Acesse aqui os pacotes especiais de Mentoria Individual com Elisa Tawil: bit.ly/3a3j1JM*** Minha convidada nesta edição é referência no mercado brasileiro de Consultoria de Imagem e Comportamento. Atual presidente da Associação Internacional de Consultores de Imagem (AICI), formada em Protocolos Internacionais e Etiqueta Profissional pela escola americana The Protocol School of Washington e pela escola inglesa, Europrotocol. Seja bem vinda ao Vieses Femininos, Rachel Jordan. Rachel, durante a pandemia, o home office e a necessidade de ficar em casa, para que podem contribuir com o isolamento social, provoca uma nova relação com a nossa imagem pessoal. Na sua visão, qual a transformação que o contexto da crise provoca na construção de nossa imagem? Temos recebido conteúdos sobre a “etiqueta” para uma videoconferência ou, como recebi da escola dos meus filhos, para o home schooling. O que muda na etiqueta profissional do ambiente digital? Como alinhar nossa imagem do ambiente físico ao ambiente digital? Quais os pilares de sustentação de uma imagem profissional? Como as empresas podem colaborar e investir na construção dessa imagem? Qual a responsabilidade das marcas nesse processo? O novo normal exige uma nova etiqueta social. O que é etiqueta e qual a sua relevância nesse novo contexto?

Gloria Petersen is the Founder and President at Global Protocol Academy, LLC, a company that provides training to professionals who are navigating today's global business world. Her dynamic presentations have inspired audiences for over 30 years to handle professional and social situations with class and finesse. She is the author of The Art of Professional Connections, a four-guidebook series with companion Subject Matter Expert training modules. Her clients range from Fortune 100 companies to emerging entrepreneurs. A graduate of the Protocol School of Washington, among many other credentials, Gloria has hosted the FOX television series, “Image of Success”, served as etiquette judge on The Learning Channel, and has as an expert on numerous radio and television shows. She has also published articles and served as a contributing columnist for magazines, trade publications, and corporate newsletters. Prior to founding Global Protocol Academy, LLC, Gloria spent sixteen years in civic and corporate roles developing her professional presence, business etiquette and international protocol experience. She continues to focus on keeping her knowledge current by conducting surveys, attending frequent symposiums, and monitoring the business climate for emerging issues.   Links: Global Protocol Academy website Gloria's personal website The Art of Professional Connections website Gloria's “The Art of Professional Connections” book series on Amazon Gloria on LinkedIn   Note: this interview was recorded in late February 2020, before the spread of COVID-19 caused international business travel to grind to a halt. However, even while meetings with foreign counterparts have had to move into the virtual realm, and companies are relying entirely on digital channels for their international communications, differences in cultural etiquette and protocol still need to be considered. - Kathrin Bussmann

Are Meal Kits Worth It? (0:00:00)Perhaps now more than ever, meal kits have been sneaking their way onto the list of alternatives to grocery shopping and growing in popularity. Companies like Blue Apron, Green Chef, and Hello Fresh have been changing the grocery shopping game by delivering recipes and their ingredients right to your doorstep. But how do they compare when pitted against traditional grocery shopping and meal prep when it comes to price, quality, and overall healthiness? Are they worth it? Joining us on the show today is Dr. Lisa Young, a professional nutritionist and author of the book Finally Full Finally Slim, here with us to discuss what we should know before buying meal kits.  Virtual Meeting Etiquette (0:15:48)Previously on the show we discussed the “business mullet”, meaning business on top and casual on bottom. In other words, you could wear a blazer and dress shirt with sweatpants. It's the perfect combo for zoom meetings, because no one can see what's beneath the table, right? Or so you think... until it backfires... like it did for the ABC reporter who accidentally went live on air sporting no pants. While that is obviously a big faux pas, there are some more subtle things that can make our virtual meetings a much more frustrating (and embarrassing) experience than they need to be. To help us understand virtual meeting etiquette, we've invited Diane Gottsman to the show. Diane is a sociologist-turned-Etiquette Expert, and founder of the Protocol School of Texas.  Deception (0:36:10)We all lie. Some people might tell you they never tell lies... but they're probably not being real with you. Sometimes we tell little white lies to hide our unpopular opinions or avoid offending people. Other times we lie to hide something we did. We know when we're telling a fib. But how do we know when someone else is trying to deceive us? To learn more about how to see through the lies, we invited Dr. David Matsumoto, a world-renowned expert in deception and nonverbal behavior, to tell us about his research into lying and the advice he gives to professional lie catchers.  Changing Your Hairstyle (0:50:37)One of the latest quarantine trends is to change up your hairstyle. People have been dying, shaving and cutting their hair and posting pics of their new do's online. Under usual circumstances, we'd probably say it's best to just head into the salon to get it professionally done. But since we can't, we wanted to share some tips for successfully changing up your quarantine looks on your own. Here to share with us her advice is celebrity hair stylist Kiyah Wright.  One Word to Change Your Life (1:05:33)Babe Ruth once said, “Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.” Lots of us find ourselves on the sidelines of life not actually doing what we've always dreamed of doing, because we're afraid of what might happen if we try. But if you can change your mindset with just one word, maybe you can lift yourself off the ground and start playing the game. Today we're joined by career and life coach, Anita K. She's here to tell us what that one word is and how it can change our lives.  Weekend Review (1:27:02)Lisa and Richie talk about what there is to do this weekend, from the newest streaming shows to the New York Times Bestseller List.

Want to make more money? Want to be better liked? Want to climb the corporate ladder? Of course, you do, and that's why you must master modern etiquette.Diane Gottsman is the founder of The Protocol School of Texas. Her insight into how our social interactions affect our professional and personal lives has made her a national expert in her field. She makes frequent appearances on the "Today" show and has written articles for publications like Forbes and The Wall Street Journal.Modern manners go beyond saying "please" and "thank you." Knowing how to navigate negative people and decline invitations that don't interest you is an art. Diane walks us through some everyday situations that can get complicated quickly.On this Dying to Ask:Why we all need to take a hard look at how we conduct ourselves with our friends, family and work colleaguesWhy etiquette is about building relationships, not sticking your finger out when drinking teaHow Diane became a national expert in modern manners and etiquette

How many drinks should you REALLY have at that corporate event...and so much more discussed in this episode with Julie Wakefield. Julie Wakefield, a sought-after public speaker, is a Dallas-based business protocol and etiquette expert. She is certified by the Protocol School of Washington, a nationally accredited institution that is helping even the U.S. government to see improved job performance among federal employees.Julie also holds degrees in education and business. Early in her career she focused on marketing and small business training. She then spent 15 years working with students as a classroom teacher and principal. When coaching business executives now, Julie helps them to identify business image pitfalls such as inappropriate use of technology, communication barriers, and networking mishaps.But whether she’s talking to students or seasoned employees in corporations and nonprofit organizations, Julie's key message is this: a person's career success depends on their ability to earn the trust and cooperation of others.Julie shares that research has proven these soft skills are critical. "The market place is so competitive today that people can't afford missteps," says Julie. "I get immense satisfaction from helping people to identify issues that could—or are—holding them back from the success they want."

Jacqueline Whitmore is an international etiquette expert, a certified speaking professional, and the founder of the Protocol School of Palm Beach. She's also the author of Poised for Success mastering the four qualities that distinguished outstanding professionals, and Business Class Etiquette Essentials for Success at Work. Jacqueline's etiquette advice is sought by radio and television shows around the world including 20/20, CNN, Fox News, National Public Radio, and CNBC. Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 132 How To Automate Your Business - https://screwthecommute.com/automatefree/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Higher Education Webinar – https://screwthecommute.com/webinars 03:21 Tom's introduction to Jacqueline Whitmore 11:38 Coming up through the ranks to entrepreneurship 19:04 Crazy group teaching air conditioning mechanics 25:15 The best and worst parts of working for yourself 29:56 Sponsor message 32:14 A typical day for Jacqueline and how she stays motivated Entrepreneurial Resources Mentioned in This Podcast Higher Education Webinar – It's the second webinar on the page: https://screwthecommute.com/webinars Screw The Commute - https://screwthecommute.com/ Screw The Commute Podcast App - https://screwthecommute.com/app/ Know a young person for our Youth Episode Series? Send an email to Tom! - orders@antion.com Have a Roku box? Find Tom's Public Speaking Channel there! - https://channelstore.roku.com/details/267358/the-public-speaking-channel Internet Marketing Retreat and Joint Venture Program - https://greatinternetmarketingtraining.com/ Jacqueline's town - https://www.whattodoinmtdora.com Etiquette Expert - https://etiquetteexpert.com/ Jacqueline's website - https://jacquelinewhitmore.com/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Related Episodes Robyn Pearce - https://screwthecommute.com/131/ More Entrepreneurial Resources for Home Based Business, Lifestyle Business, Passive Income, Professional Speaking and Online Business I discovered a great new headline / subject line / subheading generator that will actually analyze which headlines and subject lines are best for your market. I negotiated a deal with the developer of this revolutionary and inexpensive software. Oh, and it's good on Mac and PC. Go here: http://jvz1.com/c/41743/183906 The Wordpress Ecourse. Learn how to Make World Class Websites for $20 or less. https://www.GreatInternetMarketing.com/wordpressecourse Join our Private Facebook Group! One week trial for only a buck and then $37 a month, or save a ton with one payment of $297 for a year. Click the image to see all the details and sign up or go to https://www.greatinternetmarketing.com/screwthecommute/ After you sign up, check your email for instructions on getting in the group.  

No longer can you, Mr. Hiring manager, get away with bad behavior in an interview and think you will be able to hire the person across the desk from you. When your offer gets turned down and you think it was because of a higher offer, know that was probably not the case. It’s you, not me! Today’s Quote: "Etiquette means behaving yourself a little better than is absolutely essential." - Will Cupp Guest Bio: Diane Lee is a foremost expert in providing professionals, specifically millennial workers, with the business etiquette best practices needed to successfully present themselves in the workforce. Diane founded Street Smart Etiquette in 2011 to empower millennials beyond the theoretical, offering hands-on workshops and individualized etiquette courses to help them master business soft skills, and ultimately achieve career success. She has conducted business etiquette classes on California State University campuses at Fullerton, Long Beach and Northridge, along with El Camino, Long Beach and Pasadena community colleges. Diane has been a featured speaker for many Los Angeles and Orange County community, civic and business organizations. This venture builds on Diane’s successful career in journalism and business marketing. After graduating from California State University, Long Beach, with a degree in public relations and business, Diane made a career in Maui, Hawaii, where she played many roles in the hospitality industry and television, and was a freelance writer. In the consumer food product industry, Diane expanded the production and distribution of many Hawaiian brands throughout the Pacific Rim and western United States, and achieved millions in annual sales for her clients. After relocating back to the Los Angeles/Orange County area in 2008, Diane found herself at the Disneyland Resort, where she discovered her passion for training and development in the Guest Relations department. That’s where the light bulb went off and the urgent need for interpersonal communication skills was identified. Diane earned her credentials as a certified trainer at The Protocol School of Washington, and is also a certified training designer through the Association of Talent Development (formerly ASTD). Show Highlights: Why it is important to develop your interviewing etiquette Provide a checklist on what to do first Problem: Why is this important? The market is demanding it Evidenced by turn downs How should you treat people in the interview? How do you get someone in the right mindset for your interview Get people comfortable Mindset: get the best out of the person by giving them the most Charismatic listing Good first impression & look credible Duschene smile - smile with your eyes! Offer a drink of water Be punctual: Discuss & contrast - 10 minute cutoff Story Bad experience: Kept waiting 45 minutes & had Dodger game on the whole time Rick’s Input The people you are trying to recruit are the decision makers (Sellers Market) An accurate picture of what daily life is really like. Own your culture Be present Solutions: How does a hiring manager use Etiquette to their advantage? Here is a checklist of what to do to maximize your interview experience. Greeting Personal presentation- etiquette is making the other person feel comfortable An air of credibility, one chance to make a first impression Remember the person’s name 5 minutes of small talk Ease the nerves Then get into the meat of the conversation Art of listening- leaning into the conversation Your Physical Cues Body posture, body language, 70% of people fail the interview due to lack of eye contact & smiling Charisma- everyone should walk out feeling like they really want to work for you Setting the person up for success - preparation, sending email re Parking. Rick’s Input Approach each interview with Candor & Curiosity Hiring manager needs to set the example by being prepared No cell phone  Key Takeaways: Prepare for the interview, read & organize your info & questions. Check your personal presentation Make a genuine smile, positive body language, eye contact and active listening techniques automatic habits Get the most out of your time by ensuring the candidate is comfortable and you are relaxed & focused Set your candidate up for success with appt details, beyond time and place, such as expectations, as well as,  traffic & parking tips to alleviate pre-interview stress                                                                                                                                                                                 

Diane Gottsman is a national etiquette expert. She is the owner of a company that specializes in corporate etiquette training. She is the author of Modern Etiquette for a Better Life. She has appeared on The Today Show, Headline News, CBS Sunday Morning, and in the New York Times. She is also poised, beautiful, smart, and so well-spoken. I was nervous about having an etiquette expert like Diane on the show today, but she put me at ease. Diane teaches that etiquette is about mind and soul, and that they are connected. She believes that etiquette is about putting other people at ease, and that's what she did with me. She also answered my questions with such grace and wisdom that I loved this episode. Diane shares insights about life we all need to keep in mind. This interview wasn’t what I had expected, but it is filled with actionable knowledge we can all use. You can find Diane here: Diane Gottsman Website Diane Gottsman on Instagram Diane Gottsman on Facebook dg@psotx.com Show Notes [02:45] Diane is in San Antonio today. [05:25] To Diane etiquette isn't stuffy, it's about life skills and making other people feel comfortable. Every person at every age can fine-tune their life skills. [05:59] When Diane was growing up she didn't know what she wanted to do, but she did know she wanted to work with people. [06:25] Diane has a master's degree in human behavior. She started fundraising for meals-on-wheels. She also worked with a children's charity and one of the children said when she grew up she wanted to be just like Diane. [07:33] She had an aha moment and realized that knowledge and training was all that was holding this little girl back. This inspired Diane to work and train people in all walks of life. [08:33] She merged her teaching and training into one. By nature Diane is an introvert. She is still shy, but she's a socialized introvert. [09:48] It's up to us to be relationship builders. Etiquette is just about being authentic and genuine. That is what Diane teaches. [10:37] We get to choose how we behave and how others treat us. We train people how to treat us. If someone is talking down to you, you don't have to waste a lot of time with them. [11:07] It's about feeling good about yourself and knowing that you are not competing with anyone else. [11:16] Money doesn't buy class it buys a great pair of shoes. It's about self confidence and making others around you feel comfortable. [11:36] If everyone likes you, there's something wrong with you. It means you're not speaking your truth. [11:45] Diane teaches etiquette which is about mind and soul, and they are connected. [13:02] There's a difference between assertive and aggressive. You lose your power when you scream or shout. [13:48] As we grow, we weed our friendship gardens. [14:40] A graceful exit isn't a shouting match. It's better to talk about something positive rather than negative. You can gracefully exit. You don't need to give excuses. There is power in truth, but use good judgement. [16:54] Diane owns the Protocol School of Texas which is a company that specializes in corporate etiquette training. [17:35] You are your brand. Always work on your brand. [19:44] It's up to us as parents to do the best that we can. Give your kids structure and boundaries. [20:54] Diane instilled values in her kids. The need to be respectful, make eye contact, exchange a handshake when appropriate, and be open and have grace. Give everyone the benefit of the doubt. [22:13] When eating at restaurants, at the end of the meal, Melissa asks her kids what were the color of the eyes of their waiter or waitress. [22:48] When you are introduced to someone stand up. [25:25] Balance is the key with social media. You can tell a great deal about a person from their posts. Social media can help you, but we all need face-to-face relationships. [27:20] Texting isn't a bad thing, but it may not be the best thing in some situations. Know the language of the person that you are relating to. [28:29] Everyone should have people around them who lift them up. [31:44] Cell phone etiquette? Put your phone away at a party or event. You can use your phone when getting a pedicure. Use your best judgement. The most important person is sitting across from you. [34:28] Thank you notes? They aren't outdated. Send the note. [36:29] Hold a red wine glass from the bowl and a white wine glass from the stem. A champagne flute is held from the stem. [36:56] Hostess gifts are still a thing. Take one when you are invited to a party or to stay at someone’s home. Send flowers in advance. Don't make the host or hostess stop and find a vase. Bring wine, tea towels, or olive oil. [38:21] You shouldn't be thinking about the exit at the entrance of a party. It's your job to be pleasant and interesting. At a wedding reception, wait until the cake is cut. At a dinner, you have to wait for dessert. [40:57] Tipping for a housekeeper during holidays is fine. [42:16] How to deal with personal questions. These questions are invasive and off limits. Keep your questions to yourself. Set boundaries with questions. [45:41] Listen to your gut, it will guide you. Be kind to yourself and give yourself a break. [46:49] We should all strive to surround ourselves with people who lift us up. [48:12] Diane answers the three rapid fire questions. [52:41] Etiquette is about class and grace. It's about raising our children to make others feel like the most important people in the room. It's about looking people in the eye when we speak to them. It's about listening instead of speaking. It's about putting down our phones. It's about extending a hand rather than a text. Thanks for joining us on Ordinary People Ordinary Things. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review. Just like your mother taught you. Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram @msmelissaradke on Twitter This Sucks But God Is Good (online course) Eat Cake. Be Brave. Eat Cake. Be Brave. Book Club How to Take Your Marriage From Here to There Audio Download Modern Etiquette for a Better Life How to Change How You Feel Without Changing Who You Are Webinar Tipping Etiquette

Jennifer Hill speaks with author and cross-cultural consultant, Sharon Schweitzer, about the steps to increasing your Emotional Intelligence. Sharon notes that for every 1 point your EQ increases, your salary increases by $1300. Sharon also discusses the importance of our personal and social competencies. protocolww.com A cross-cultural consultant, business etiquette expert and best-selling and international award-winning author, Sharon Schweitzer has built a career around understanding cultural differences and the tremendous role they play in building strong and successful international business relationships. With more than 20 years of practical business and legal experience, Sharon provides a depth of international business consulting and training services to highly-motivated individuals, attorneys and corporate executives in global corporations and law firms. Her work and travels have taken her to more than 60 countries on seven continents. She speaks French and some Czech. Sharon is certified to administer the GCI (Global Competencies Inventory) and the IES (Intercultural Effectiveness Scale) intercultural assessments. Sharon’s consulting and training expertise includes: Cross-Cultural Training & Consulting Intercultural Communication Relocation & Destination Services Business Etiquette Workshops and Break-Out Groups Speaking Engagements & Panel Moderation Keynote Presentations University Sessions Her drive to share comprehensive, cross-cultural knowledge stems from her life as a Third Culture Kid, her travels, and her earlier practice as an employment attorney, which involved resolving cultural conflict between employees and management. Sharon is accredited in Intercultural Management from the Hofstede Centre in Finland and attended the Protocol School of Washington. She was a finalist in the 2015 Austin Chamber International Business Awards and an honoree in the City of Austin program “Celebrating the Entrepreneurial Spirit of Austin Women” in 2009. She is author of the Amazon #1 best-selling book in International Business, Access to Asia (3rd printing), named to Kirkus Reviews’ Best Books of 2015. Sharon lives in Austin with her husband John.

Episode Notes Lara discusses gift etiquette do's and dont's for physicians and their spouses with Karen Hickman, a social etiquette expert and nationally recognized speaker and writer who was married to a physician for many years. Click here for the Holiday Shopping Guide For Physician Families Want to enter the $500 luggage giveaway? It's right here! About Karen Hickman Karen Hickman is passionate about raising the civility quotient in America today. She is an expert in the most current and universally accepted etiquette and protocol affecting today’s business community and contemporary society. As owner and director of Professional Courtesy, LLC Ms. Hickman addresses the challenges of the business person in a global economy. With training and certification from The Protocol School of Washington© – a major resource for the Military Attaché and other government agencies – Ms. Hickman represents the highest degree of professionalism and quality programming. Since 1999, Ms. Hickman has developed and offered seminars for her clients that include Contemporary Business Etiquette, Dining Skills for Business and Pleasure, International Etiquette and Protocol, Communication Skills, Networking Skills and more. In addition, she has used her nursing background to design seminars specifically for the Medical/Dental Office Practices and Hospitals. Recognized nationally for her speaking, training and writing for business publications, she has also contributed dining etiquette to the recent publication, Dishing Up Smiles, for the Alliance of the American Dental Association. She writes a weekly Q&A etiquette column for the Ft. Wayne News Sentinel called Contemporary Courtesies.

Join us as we’ll discuss:•Diagnose and uncover the one key strategy that MUST be implemented for a successful job search•Heal and explore how employers and candidates stand in their own way during the recruitment and hiring process•Revive your current career status and get back on track with tips and strategies you can implement immediatelyMs. Denise Anne Taylor was trained and certified by The Protocol School of Washington, the nation’s leading protocol and etiquette firm. Ms. Taylor has a diverse and extensive background in public speaking, corporate training and entrepreneurship. Ms. Taylor offers speaking engagements and executive support services to enhance an individual’s ability to navigate successfully in the workplace by applying contemporary and up-to-date business etiquette protocols and proven strategies for leadership and business excellence. Ms. Taylor also provides career coaching, strategies, resources and consulting for all facets of the career pathway to help individuals GET FOUND. GET HIRED™.CAREERMEDIC™ was founded by Ms. Taylor to advocate and support capABLE candidates with a disability through placement with local southeast Michigan employers. Denise Anne is an approved vendor with the State of Michigan and a partner of Michigan Rehabilitation Services.

This week, we talk with Diane Gottsman in San Antonio, TX. Diane is a nationally recognized etiquette expert, television personality, author, and owner of The Protocol School of Texas. Her clients range from university students to Fortune 500 companies. She covers topics from tattoos in the workplace to technology at the dinner table and the proper use of social media. She has a Master's Degree in Sociology with an emphasis on adult behavior. She's also a columnist for the Huffington Post and the resident etiquette expert for two morning television shows. Diane shares her tips on etiquette in business, how to survive a layoff, and how to follow up after a job interview. Listen and learn more! If you've enjoyed the program today, be sure to subscribe to the Copeland Coaching Podcast on iTunes to ensure you don't miss an episode. To learn more about Diane and The Protocol School of Texas, visit her website here: http://www.protocolschooloftexas.com/.

Jacqueline Whitmore internationally-recognized etiquette expert, author and founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach.  She has helped thousands of people around the world learn to be more confident and courteous in business and social situations. She is the author of Poised for Success and Business Class: Etiquette Essentials for Success at Work, which is currently in its tenth printing and has been translated into four languages  Leon Logothetis global adventurer, motivational speaker & philanthropist. It wasn't always that way. He used to be a broker in the city of London where he felt uninspired and chronically depressed. He gave it all up for a life on the road. This radical life change was inspired by the inspirational movie The Motorcycle Diaries. His new passion: Finding ways for your inner rebel to come out and play. The inner rebel tells you that your life is yours. And anything you dream of is possible. Anything. And that the fuel for all this delicious potential is simple: Kindness and harnessing the power of human connection Liz Loewy has spent the last 30 years fighting crime as an assistant district attorney in the Manhattan District Attorney's office. As the head of the Elder Abuse Unit, she oversaw the investigation and prosecution of approximately 800 elder abuse cases annually. During her tenure, she led the investigation and was the trial counsel in a case involving the financial exploitation of well-known philanthropist Brooke Astor by her son and an attorney

Jacqueline Whitmore internationally-recognized etiquette expert, author and founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach.  She has helped thousands of people around the world learn to be more confident and courteous in business and social situations. She is the author of Poised for Success and Business Class: Etiquette Essentials for Success at Work, which is currently in its tenth printing and has been translated into four languages  Leon Logothetis global adventurer, motivational speaker & philanthropist. It wasn't always that way. He used to be a broker in the city of London where he felt uninspired and chronically depressed. He gave it all up for a life on the road. This radical life change was inspired by the inspirational movie The Motorcycle Diaries. His new passion: Finding ways for your inner rebel to come out and play. The inner rebel tells you that your life is yours. And anything you dream of is possible. Anything. And that the fuel for all this delicious potential is simple: Kindness and harnessing the power of human connection Liz Loewy has spent the last 30 years fighting crime as an assistant district attorney in the Manhattan District Attorney's office. As the head of the Elder Abuse Unit, she oversaw the investigation and prosecution of approximately 800 elder abuse cases annually. During her tenure, she led the investigation and was the trial counsel in a case involving the financial exploitation of well-known philanthropist Brooke Astor by her son and an attorney

Episode #311 of Business Insanity shows you the science behind having the right stuff - the grit, the etiquette, the balance, and the belief system to be successful. First, we talk about how small business owners can balance their work & personal lives. Next, we discuss the science behind having GRIT in business. We'll also tell you what to do if an employee asks for a raise and how to ask for one yourself. Finally, we discuss the importance of having a strong belief system for your business.Ally Loprete is known as the work/life balance expert. She founded the widely popular OurMilkMoney.com, the largest online search directory for parents in the world.Paul G. Stoltz, Ph.D. is the founder and CEO of PEAK Learning, Inc. His newest book is GRIT:  The New Science of What it Takes to Persevere • Flourish • Succeed. Jacqueline Whitmore is an international etiquette expert, the founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach and the author of POISED FOR SUCCESS: Mastering the Four Qualities That Distinguish  Outstanding Professionals. Brian Burkhart is the founder of SquarePlanet, a communication strategy firm. Brian is also a proud adjunct lecturer at Northwestern University and is a sought after TED presentation coach.Sponsored by Sage and Nextiva.

Jacqueline Whitmore is an international etiquette expert and the founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach. She is an accomplished writer and the author of Poised for Success, which is the #1 etiquette book in China right now.  Her first book, Business Class: Etiquette Essentials for Success at Work, is currently in its 12th printing and has been translated in four languages. She is also a contributing writer for Entrepreneur.com.   As a frequent contributor to trade and consumer publications, her advice is sought by numerous publications including The New York Times, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, Real Simple, Fortune, and O: The Oprah Magazine.

Power Talk with Linda Ballesteros with guests Nisha Jackson and Jan Goss Nisha Jackson is the CEO of Financially Brilliant Women's Institute, LLC. She is a sought after Money Management,  Business Strategist & Speaker. She specializes in helping women and youth who struggle to move forward to breakthrough the barriers keeping them from achieving financial success. She educates and mentors them to achieve financial independence through entrepreneurship and money management. She has dedicated the last 10 years to helping women realize their business and financial independence dreams! Jan Goss is an award winning Speaker, Author, and Executive Trainer. She is Founder of Civility Consulting and a graduate of the Protocol School of Washington in Washington, D.C. Welcome! I am happy to introduce myself to you, and would love to meet you in person! I am a Transformational Professional Business Etiquette Consultant … passionate about restoring respect in the marketplace in America and helping professionals be their best! I am honored to serve clients from coast to coast … revolutionizing businesses, building confidence, catapulting sales teams to new levels and strengthening executives.  I bring to you the highest level of training available in our country today… and am excited to do it!