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Being on time is one of the most important expressions of considerate behavior. After all, to keep others waiting translates into wasting their time - a disrespectful way to interact. What is the etiquette of being on time? In a few short words: Just do it! Whether in your social or business relationships, not being late shows your respect for the other person

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June 28, 2019

June 28, 2019

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“Do I Need To Lose A Few Pounds?”: A weighty question

June 28, 2019

Q: My sister asked me if I thought she needed to lose a few pounds, and I said yes, but then she got upset. This is such a land mine. What's the best response to such a question? A: Even in the most delicate situations, you should always be honest. But remember, it's not what you say, it's how you say it. Soften the blow by replying, "Yes, but you're certainly not alone-there's a reason why dieting is a multimillion-dollar industry." You might also want to suggest a plan of action, such as a gym class.

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Donna Antolak

July 7, 2019

15 minutes is too late! People are waiting! In this age of text, phone, etc there is no excuse for not letting people know you are going to be late…anything over 15 and the party should leave!

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