Heidi Dulebohn

Cracking Social Codes for Good, International Cultural Consultant

[Heidi Dulebohn @heididulebohn]

My YouTube channel crossed 10k subs! #10kcreator https://t.co/3jIixC4OYo
Join us! We're having fun learning how to respectfully comport ourselves at home, work, and play--the core key to success!

[Etiquette Knowledge @etiquipedia]

It's rude to go around giving advice to people who haven't asked for it. — New #Etiquipedia: #Etiquette and Unsolicited Advice https://t.co/WVxzQnoQkb

[Etiquette Knowledge @etiquipedia]

I beg of you—don't mistake condescension for tolerance! Learn to like the butcher because he is a person… – New #Etiquipedia: Good #Etiquette and Surface Veneer https://t.co/LRMQh4VVEr

[Lolly Daskal @LollyDaskal]

You are not your title

You are here to be humble

You are remembered by your kindness

You can never go wrong from being helpful

~@LollyDaskal #Leadership #Management

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

If you act like you’re good at your job, people will think you are. https://t.co/heRGewTNV0

[Elise M. McVeigh @MrsMcVeigh]

Elise McVeigh’s Life Camp Tip of the Day: If someone is hosting you at their house, never arrive empty handed.
# Manners #Etiquette #EliseMcVeighsLifeCamp #MrsMcVeighsManners #EtiquetteTips #mannerstips

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

Hone your ability to shape a vision that is exciting and challenging for your team. https://t.co/I0jdKQ87n1

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

Don’t just wait for feedback — learn how to ask for it. https://t.co/dMge8WRz38

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

Great teams aren’t a product of great workplaces. Great workplaces are a product of great teams. https://t.co/FTemSMLU6B

[Elise M. McVeigh @MrsMcVeigh]

Elise McVeigh’s Life Camp Tip of the Day: When serving condiments do not serve them in their original container. Put them in an appropriate serving dishes.
# Manners #Etiquette #EliseMcVeighsLifeCamp #MrsMcVeighsManners #EtiquetteTips #mannerstips

[The Royal Butler @TheRoyalButler]

Ladies & Gentlemen, please remember that we never cheat! Always play fairly and be honest in all areas of your work, play and love life.

[Elise M. McVeigh @MrsMcVeigh]

Elise McVeigh’s Life Camp Tip of the Day: No matter how angry someone is going to be at you, do not be dishonest about what you did. In the long run they will forgive you. If the person does not then it is their problem, not yours.
# Manners #Etiquette #EliseMcVeighsLifeCamp

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

It may surprise you how easy it is to refocus your concentration when you get intentional about it. https://t.co/JtgJXUjxAG

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

A five-step plan for turning a failing employee around. https://t.co/tGQZEUnyCn

[The Royal Butler @TheRoyalButler]

Should we be proud of our accents? Tonight I joined the fabulous @MichelleDewbs @GBNEWS to discuss accents.

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

It’s unrealistic to expect one person to have all the answers. https://t.co/EGUbH6dcIG

[Etiquette Knowledge @etiquipedia]

Eleven and 12 course dinners were popular in the #GildedAge. One course not shown below is the “Removes” the most confusing of courses, “The Removes” or “Remove” wasn’t…
Also popular this week on #Etiquipedia: #Etiquette of 11 to 12 Course Dinners https://t.co/Ls240w7zXa

[Lolly Daskal @LollyDaskal]

If you mess up, forgive yourself
if you get fall down, get up
if you get tired, rest
if you get stuck, ask for help
~@LollyDaskal #Leadership #Management

[Lolly Daskal @LollyDaskal]

If you don’t understand someone, ask questions.
If you don’t agree with them, respectfully tell them.
But NEVER judge people behind their back.
Be the kind of person who treats others the way you want to be treated.
~@LollyDaskal #Leadership #Management

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

Don't wing your body language in your next presentation — if done right, it can make you appear more confident. https://t.co/Ak3bImTsPK