I still remember one of the first lessons I learned in kindergarten. It came to mind the other day because I more or less tripped over it.
I stopped for a quick lunch at a favorite spot and while I was eating, a man came in, seating himself at the table behind me. He caught my attention because of the friendly way he greeted the proprietor and his professional style of dress. (I typically see students, retired folks, and casually dressed people in here at lunch time.) At some point, while I was browsing through the newspaper, he finished his meal ...
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Remember...
You begin making an impression on others as soon as they see you. They notice how you are dressed, your body language, posture and facial expression, the words you use, and how they feel as they interact with you. That impression continues not only as you walk away, but even after you are no longer in the room. Avoid tripping someone up - push in your chair.
Mrs. Lillywhite would be proud!
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