Strong social skills enable you to cultivate respect, goodwill and trust with others. They elevate your confidence, poise and professionalism. They open doors for you like nothing else can.
Where did you learn your social skills? Continue reading
Strong social skills enable you to cultivate respect, goodwill and trust with others. They elevate your confidence, poise and professionalism. They open doors for you like nothing else can.
Where did you learn your social skills? Continue reading
A girl should always be two things: classy and fabulous. ~Coco Chanel
Spring is finally here, and soon to follow will be white pants, sheer tops and summer dresses. Knowing how to wear these items with class and style requires a full length mirror, good lighting and an honest evaluation. Here are a few tips to remember.Continue reading
What do you dream of accomplishing? Now imagine that life has no limits. Would you like to learn a new language, master a skill, complete an unfinished project, or launch into something new? How will you feel when you succeed?Continue reading
Have you ever noticed how a little girl exudes joy and confidence as she shamelessly dances and poses for anyone with a camera? She freely celebrates her beauty.
Sadly, the truth about her beautiful design is often marred at a very young age by lies that she is not good enough, she is not smart enough, she is not pretty enough; and slowly, her confidence diminishes, her innocence is tarnished, and she begins to hide.Continue reading
While the outside temperature is still sizzling, it is hard to think about sweaters, boots, and scarves, but fall is just around the corner. Whether you need to update your wardrobe for school, the office, or just because you love fashion, you want to make great first impressions without spending a fortune.Continue reading
19 November 2012 By Mrs King Leave a Comment
Life and relationships are often messy and filled with all sorts of sticky situations. So how do we maintain being civil and polite when faced with thoughtless or rude behavior? It would be wonderful if everyone practiced good manners every day, but we know that is not reality.
17 November 2012 By Mrs King Leave a Comment
“The deepest craving of human nature is the need to be appreciated.” William James Thank you. These two little words, often said automatically, hold tremendous power in every language. To neglect them is to risk wounding a relationship.
Deborah King, AICI CIP, CPC, CPECP, is President of Final Touch Finishing School – the premier finishing school in the United States. Her passion is to equip people from all walks of life with the necessary skills to move confidently from the informal to the formal with ease and grace. Mrs. King has over 35 years of experience in the civility, etiquette, and image industry. Mrs. King serves as a reliable resource to the media and travels extensively both domestically and internationally, teaching her principles of etiquette and poise to individuals aged five to seventy-five. A native of Seattle, she currently lives near Dallas, Texas.
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