Studies have shown that you have 7 seconds to make a first impression. How you dress and how you present yourself communicates who you are and how you should be treated
Good manners suggest gratitude instead of a sense of entitlement. Attitude is everything! Not only does gratitude help you enjoy life more, it makes others enjoy your company.
Manners are reflection of your family name. They can even tell people where you are from and what you stand for! And good manners are a simple way to show respect for your family.
Everyone deserves to be treated with respect. Consideration of others goes far beyond politeness. You must think about the impact your actions have on other people. You must respect other people's race, religion, heritage, values, and property.
It makes you a positive influence. "What-e'er thou art, act well thy part." To be successful, wherever you find yourself, do your best to have a positive impact!
Manners create good will. When you're kind and polite, it builds trust. This can be quite valuable if a need arises or if your behavior comes into question. When people trust you, they often give you the benefit of the doubt.
Your dress and behavior make you feel better! You tend to act and feel as good as you look. More importantly, most jobs have dress and grooming standards. So to prepare, we ask students to establish good grooming and hygiene habits now.
It's an easy way to serve others. The pinnacle of good manners is your ability to serve others. All great leaders are known for their acts of service. True self-discovery comes at the service of others. And the greatest inventions of our time have been designed to serve people. A service-oriented mindset leads to a business-oriented mindset!