Cindy Rahma

Say please and thank you,  it will make people feel appreciated. Never intentionally embarrass another person,  because everyone deserves respect. Never talk only about oneself,  instead, ask how the other person is doing. Never ask personal questions in your first meeting.  Why so nosy anyway? Greet people,  say hello more often whether it is the mailman or the barista making your coffee, just say hello where you come into contact with another person. Speak politely by never talking over someone and interrupting them.  Just because you are busting to say something that fits the conversation, wait and slip it in when you can. Congratulate others on their success,  and be genuine about it. Drive nicely.  It can be hard to do, but is it such a big deal to let someone into your lane ahead of you? All in all, put safety first. Introduce others into the conversation rather than let them be wallflowers on the edge. Introduce them to the group and highlight what you have been ta