Etiquette Poise & Protocol Resource Academy

Rude Questions Alert 🚨

Avoid asking people how much they earn at work, unless it's genuinely necessary for recruitment or a professional purpose.

Respecting people's privacy is a mark of good social intelligence.

Always tuck your chair back in when you stand up.

Whether you're at home or visiting someone else's space, don't leave chairs pulled out or scattered. It's a small act of courtesy that shows respect for the people around you and the space you share.

Remember: Little things count. Great etiquette is revealed in the smallest habits.

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🍪 Biscuit Eating Etiquette

When enjoying a biscuit in a social or business setting, avoid taking large bites or filling your mouth all at once.

Instead, break the biscuit into small, manageable pieces before eating.

This simple etiquette tip helps you: ✨ Eat gracefully. ✨ Avoid crumbs falling everywhere. ✨ Prevent bits of biscuit from getting stuck between your teeth while speaking.

Good manners are often revealed in the little things. Class is demonstrated in every bite.

Always knock on closed doors.

Stay tuned for more tips.
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Soft + Feminine
A Reminder for My Classy Ladies

Classy ladies don’t just look good, they _carry_ themselves well.
Sit with grace:
Back straight • Legs together • No knee-crossing
Elegance is in the details.

What a beautiful time we had at RCCG LP19!

Thank you, my delectable mummy, Pastor Mrs. Fadekemi Olugbemi. Watching you is a lesson in grace, kindness, and love. I am learning to love even more from you.

God bless you richly, ma'am, and God bless everyone who made it such a wonderful experience.
Thank you for having me

Coughing and sneezing the Etiquette way.
Stay refined as we refresh on this video.

Thank you