59 min
Bring Back Social Etiquette AngandMike
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- Self-Improvement
Etiquette is like a set of unwritten rules that guide how we should behave politely in society. It is all about being considerate and showing respect for others, whether by saying "please" and "thank you" or knowing how to act in different social situations. Social etiquette focuses explicitly on how we should behave around other people, like at parties or gatherings.
Sadly, many people these days pay less attention to social etiquette than they used to. Sometimes, even if someone looks nice outside, they might not know how to give others their space or show respect. They are missing the social smarts that help us get along well with others and make life easier for everyone.
In this episode, Angelika and Michael sit down to chat about some odd behaviors they have noticed that break the rules of polite society. They discuss people who leave public bathrooms a mess, not caring about the next person who needs to use them. They also grumble about people who blast loud music or have loud conversations in places where quiet is expected. They also talk about how annoying it is when someone always tries to one-up others and when people don't respect others' time by being late.
Tune in to find out how we can all do our part to make the world a nicer place for everyone.
Key Highlights from the Episode;
[00:01] Introduction to the show and what’s in for you
[02:58] Examples of a lack of social etiquette and intelligence
[03:16] Leaving a public restroom messy
[07:39] The one-upper personality
[09:33] Loud music volume or conversation in places that require silence, attentiveness, or relaxation
[17:35] Not observing punctuality and respecting other people’s time
[22:45] Not being observant and not knowing your surrounding
[30:00] Men who don’t spoil or treat their women well
[41:10] Close talkers
[45:22] Basic manners of saying ‘please’ and ‘thank you.’
[48:27] Not cleaning up after your pet
[51:05] When on a dinner, wait for everyone to be served and enjoy the meal together
[54:48] Littering mindlessly
[56:35] A quick recap and why there’s a great need to observe social etiquette
[58:18] Wrap up and end of the show
Notable Quotes
One-upping someone comes from a point of jealousy, and it is not good. Just be genuinely happy for people when they share the good news with you, and let them just own that moment.- [08:36]
Time is one of the most valuable things in life. So, people need always to be mindful and respect others' time. It is disrespectful not to be punctual- [17:51]
One of the best feelings as a man is to be a good provider and spoil your woman and kids. It is the best and most fulfilling feeling. - [30:00]
Nothing is more sexy and fulfilling to a woman than knowing how to cook a meal for your man, and the meal is made with love and care. - [39:27]
Saying please and thank you does not mean weakness. Just because you are kind does not mean that you are weak. - [47:18]
Being kind will never go out of style. - [48:09]
Let’s Connect
Angelika & Michael Ciullo
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelikaciullo/?hl=en
www.instagram.com/bringbackfemininity
Etiquette is like a set of unwritten rules that guide how we should behave politely in society. It is all about being considerate and showing respect for others, whether by saying "please" and "thank you" or knowing how to act in different social situations. Social etiquette focuses explicitly on how we should behave around other people, like at parties or gatherings.
Sadly, many people these days pay less attention to social etiquette than they used to. Sometimes, even if someone looks nice outside, they might not know how to give others their space or show respect. They are missing the social smarts that help us get along well with others and make life easier for everyone.
In this episode, Angelika and Michael sit down to chat about some odd behaviors they have noticed that break the rules of polite society. They discuss people who leave public bathrooms a mess, not caring about the next person who needs to use them. They also grumble about people who blast loud music or have loud conversations in places where quiet is expected. They also talk about how annoying it is when someone always tries to one-up others and when people don't respect others' time by being late.
Tune in to find out how we can all do our part to make the world a nicer place for everyone.
Key Highlights from the Episode;
[00:01] Introduction to the show and what’s in for you
[02:58] Examples of a lack of social etiquette and intelligence
[03:16] Leaving a public restroom messy
[07:39] The one-upper personality
[09:33] Loud music volume or conversation in places that require silence, attentiveness, or relaxation
[17:35] Not observing punctuality and respecting other people’s time
[22:45] Not being observant and not knowing your surrounding
[30:00] Men who don’t spoil or treat their women well
[41:10] Close talkers
[45:22] Basic manners of saying ‘please’ and ‘thank you.’
[48:27] Not cleaning up after your pet
[51:05] When on a dinner, wait for everyone to be served and enjoy the meal together
[54:48] Littering mindlessly
[56:35] A quick recap and why there’s a great need to observe social etiquette
[58:18] Wrap up and end of the show
Notable Quotes
One-upping someone comes from a point of jealousy, and it is not good. Just be genuinely happy for people when they share the good news with you, and let them just own that moment.- [08:36]
Time is one of the most valuable things in life. So, people need always to be mindful and respect others' time. It is disrespectful not to be punctual- [17:51]
One of the best feelings as a man is to be a good provider and spoil your woman and kids. It is the best and most fulfilling feeling. - [30:00]
Nothing is more sexy and fulfilling to a woman than knowing how to cook a meal for your man, and the meal is made with love and care. - [39:27]
Saying please and thank you does not mean weakness. Just because you are kind does not mean that you are weak. - [47:18]
Being kind will never go out of style. - [48:09]
Let’s Connect
Angelika & Michael Ciullo
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelikaciullo/?hl=en
www.instagram.com/bringbackfemininity
59 min