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10 Oct

Posted at 13:17h in active gratitude, Arnold Sanow, business etiquette, Cell phones, Communications, conversation, Courtesy, Cynthia Lett, etiquette, greetings, leadership, manners, Modern Civility, networking, The Lett Group, Training by
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Wouldn't you agree that life is all about quality connections? Our success, happiness and well-being are largely the by products of our ability to get along well with others and cultivate positive relationships. Below is a checklist of ingredients that we discuss in our communication...

18 Sep

Posted at 09:32h in BlogTalkRadio, Civility, Customer Service, Cynthia Lett, etiquette, Modern Civility, Teaching Etiquette, The Lett Group by
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To gain a long-term customer, you need to develop a long-term relationship with them. For a client to stay long- term, they have expectations of being treated better than others. During this week's episode of Modern Civility on BlogTalkRadio, John Breheny of Brooks Brothers Clothiers will discuss...

16 Sep

Posted at 11:45h in BlogTalkRadio, Bob Frye, China business, chinese etiquette, Civility, Cynthia Lett, international protocol, Modern Civility, The Lett Group by
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On Friday, September 13th, Cynthia Lett returned to BlogTalkRadio to host "Modern Civility", a show dedicated to sharing proper etiquette tips that, if practiced, will help you rise to your success. Cynthia W. Lett is an internationally respected protocol & etiquette expert, trainer, speaker, and author. In...

30 Jul

Posted at 08:54h in Civility, Courtesy, Cynthia Lett, etiquette, first impression, France, International Manners, international protocol, media coverage of etiquette, Rude Cities, The Lett Group, Travel Etiquette by
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This article caught my eye because in my world travels, I have kept a keen eye on where rudeness runs rampant and where the population practices a greater degree of kindness and consideration of others. While all of France can't be categorized as "rude", I...

29 Jul

Posted at 14:03h in business etiquette, Civility, Communications, Cynthia Lett, e-mail, etiquette, Expert, media coverage of etiquette, quotes, Texting, writing for business by
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  Cynthia Lett was quoted along with other prominent etiquette teachers, by Bob Greene, in this article published today on CNN online.  What do you think?  Is the salutation "Dear" dead?  Do you disagree with any of the experts' opinions?     http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/29/opinion/greene-dear-dead/  ...