We all have had those encounters—meeting someone for the first time in an airport, a newcomer at book club, or maybe in passing at a boutique. And you feel like you’ve known them for years. For some reason, you feel a connection—something in common.
That is how I feel about the community here—as if we share something in common. Many of you have set a time to speak with me, and I treasure all of the conversations.
Isn’t it nice to share a common passion with someone?
I was thinking about the time when I was considering the leap from my corporate position to becoming a speaker. It was nice to speak with and be around other women who were actually out there making their passions happen. We all had things in common – desire, drive and a boat load of creativity. We had the experience and now we were all ready to make life happen.
3 Things I Know About You When You Want to Teach Etiquette
Let’s be honest: You’ve have built the resumé. Navigated boardrooms, balancing multiple facets of life, etc.
And lately, you’re craving something more aligned. Something refined. Something that feels… like you.
Here’s what I know about women like you (and me)—women who feel pulled toward the world of etiquette and teaching with purpose. It’s not random. It’s a quiet knowing. A whisper you’ve finally decided to listen to.
1. You Have a Presence That People Trust
You walk into a room and people feel your presence. Your polish. Your kindness.
It’s not about being perfect—it’s about being poised. You’ve lived enough to know that the real power is in the pause, the listening, the nuance.
That’s the presence people remember—and what makes you unforgettable as a certified etiquette expert.
2. You’re Over “Busy.” You Want Impact
You’ve mastered the art of the to-do list. But now? You’re looking for something with soul.
You want to teach what matters – help others step into confidence and create a business that’s meaningful—and still stylishly yours.
This work gives you that. A beautiful blend of intellect, intention, and influence.
3. You Already Know More Than You Think
Maybe you didn’t call it “etiquette” before—but you’ve been living it. The handwritten notes. The calm in a tense meeting. The way you bring grace into even the most ordinary moments.
You’ve been modeling this your entire life.
Now, it’s simply time to teach it—with intention, with confidence, and with the guidance that turns your natural skill into something beautifully structured.
A Thought to Leave You With Today
You don’t need a new personality to teach etiquette.
You don’t need permission.
You need the right path—something that meets your experience with purpose.
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It’s not about starting over. It’s about elevating what’s already within you.
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