Don’t miss this episode! I was a guest on the Ladies Roadmap Podcast. Manners and etiquette tips are shared on so many topics. And of course we mention why red lipstick will change your day!
JoJami, a co-founder of the podcast, and I have been great friends for years. She is a California native and from a show biz family. She has a zest for life that is alluring and I can never get enough. My visits with Lana by phone have been deep and thought provoking. She has the most beautiful southern accent. Lana is an interior designer with an A-List clientele.
Ladies Roadmap Podcast JoJami Tyler and Lana Helda
Listen and you will learn:
Manners and Etiquette Tips
Do you know where your bread plate is located?
Do you know the difference between American and European Style dining? How do you hold a fork if you are eating European style? Should you eat American style while dining in London?
You receive an invitation to a dinner party and you want your children to attend. Should you take them?
Are you stuck behind your desk or computer? Why you should step away and start connecting in person?
We have women from all backgrounds and work history. Of course, we would love to have men on our team and I bet that is around the corner. Many have called to express interest in teaching manners to children.
Women who are mothers, teachers, doctors and professors are all starting their businesses teaching social skills to children. I can promise you this….teaching is so rewarding and not to mention the pride of owning something that is yours. Manners To Go is a licensing program. You name your business and use our curriculum. You may use our branding if you want to and we will provide our guidance and expertise to get you started. Our program is neatly wrapped into one big experience. We have been told that Manners To Go is so much more than expected and we LOVE hearing how wonderful it is!
Go ahead and connect with us. We love it when you call. You can email or follow us on social media.
First, back to the phone call. This is our favorite way to connect. Call us at 610-212-1862. We will answer and most likely spend a lovely moment with you answering your most pressing questions.
Teaching Etiquette in St. Maarten: New Manners To Go Licensee
Elaine, who is located near St.Maarten, completed her third etiquette certification training session. A few days before our fourth session, she emailed to let me know the hurricane was approaching her island.
A few months later you can imagine how thrilled I was to receive an email from her letting me know she was well and her island was slowly but surely recovering. We made plans to meet in Florida so that she could finish her certification in person. She chose the 2 day in-person immersion option.
Our time together was memorable.
The Boys and Girls Club of Tampa experienced Elaine’s passion firsthand. She not only observed me teaching but also taught a portion of the class. Over 50 children attended our manners event.
Whew, we were busy! Later that afternoon, twelve Girl Scouts earned their Manners badge. The girls were served a meal so that they could learn everything there is to know about table manners.
Continue reading and you will learn more about Elaine. Welcome her to Manners To Go.
Manners To Go™ is afull-service company for those choosing to teach manners to children. You can make a difference. All children and teenagers deserve to feel what it is like to be confident, and use good manners out in the world.
Manners To Go™ is taught in public, private and charter schools around the world. The New York Times, Parents Magazine and Fox News have all featured Manners To Go and the many benefits of teaching social skills to children.
Contact Manners To Go
Go ahead and connect with us. We love it when you call. You can email or follow us on social media.
First, back to the phone call. This is our favorite way to connect. Call us at 610-212-1862. We will answer and most likely spend a lovely moment with you answering your most pressing questions.
We have a new Manners To Go licensee in the Philippines. Rita has the exclusive rights to teach the Manners To Go program in her country. We are thrilled to have her on the team.
We talk about getting a fast start to your business at Manners To Go. Rita has done just that. Within a few weeks she was out talking about her new business. She quickly created a Facebook page and website. I am impressed.
Read more about her below as well as find links to Rita’s website. The name of her business is Manners and Mindfulness.
What is the best advice you have given as a mother to another mother?
To be truly present in the lives of their children. To respect and understand what your child is going through. Always remember that they (the mother) have been young once too.
What is one place everyone should experience with children?
Disney World. It is so nice to see a child’s face light up as they take the different rides and watch the shows. You can also learn some lessons in manners and mindfulness there. You can teach children how to patiently stand in line, wait your turn at the restaurants, and be respectful to the employees at Disney.
How do you like to start your day?
I start my day with a 20-minute quiet time in prayer then I take my juice which is a mixture of fruits and greens.
One woman you would like to be for the day?
A broadcast journalist like Christian Amanpour. I think I can do this job very well since I have a keen interest in people.
I can’t stop talking about….
My children and how they make me proud and how happy I am for who they have become.
To Learn more about Rita | Manners and Mindfulness in the Philippines
“Lisa is a great mentor and her Manners to Go program is truly turn key. She taught me everything that I needed to learn to ensure that I will be successful in my endeavor . The program has been very helpful every step of the way. I feel truly blessed that I am part of her team.”
Teach Manners to Children
We have women from all backgrounds and work history. Of course, we would love to have men on our team and I bet that is around the corner. Many have called to express interest in teaching manners to children.
Women who are mothers, teachers, doctors and professors are all starting their businesses teaching social skills to children. I can promise you this….teaching is so rewarding and not to mention the pride of owning something that is yours. Manners To Go is a licensing program. You name your business and use our curriculum, You may use our branding if you want to and we will provide our guidance and expertise to get you started. Our program is neatly wrapped into one big experience. We have been told that Manners To Go is so much more than expected and we LOVE hearing how wonderful it is!
Contact Manners To Go
Go ahead and connect with us. We love it when you call. You can email or follow us on social media.
First, back to the phone call. This is our favorite way to connect. Call us at 610-212-1862. We will answer and most likely spend a lovely moment with you answering your most pressing questions.
Manners To Go™ is taught in public, private and charter schools around the world. The New York Times, Parents Magazine and Fox News have all featured Manners To Go and the many benefits of teaching social skills to children.
Training Options by Manners To Go
In-Person Option | Click in the box to learn more
Private Video Sessions | The Two of Us | Click in the box to learn more.
We have two training options: see link below for more details. Option #1: Two Day IN PERSON Immersion Training. Option #2: Video Training via Skype, FaceTime or Phone.
THIS IS NOT your stuffy judgmental manners program. Manners To Go is relevant, content rich and beautifully illustrated. You will be proud to teach from our curriculum.
You receive marketing guides that allow you to successfully start and launch your own business teaching manners to children.
The focus of our training is completely on your business needs.
We offer a “licensing” program. You name your own business and use the Manners To Go curriculum to teach the program.
Travel Costs! You do not have to travel to a destination for the training. Other certifications require that you travel to an event. You incur additional travel costs such as flights, meals, hotels and incidentals. If you choose Manners To Go, you can use the travel savings toward the cost of starting your new business.
Who Chooses Manners To Go?
We are proud that we have licensees from all walks of life that choose Manners To Go. Teachers, bankers, pediatricians, professors and moms are teaching the program from California to the Philippines. Yes, we even offer training internationally. Here is a link where you will find testimonials from other licensees. Click here to learn more.
What Are the Two Training Options?
Click on the boxes below to learn more about each training opportunity.
Manners To Go™ is taught in public, private and charter schools around the world. The New York Times, Parents Magazine and Fox News have all featured Manners To Go and the many benefits of teaching social skills to children.
Do you like to spend time perusing the internet just for fun? I do. I have found this to be one of my guilty pleasures plus I love to learn and be resourceful.
This post is just that…for fun. I thought I would share with you some links that I find interesting and helpful in my personal life.
French Essence:
Are you a francophile? I am and have been following the blog, French Essence for years. With homes in Provence and London, Vicki Archer has a very full interesting life. She keeps me on my toes with fashion posts and her travels. I have both of her books and you can find her blog at this link.
Another source about all things French and of course fashion is Garance Dore’s podcast and blog. Recently, she interviewed Misty Copeland, the ballerina. Misty tells her story about being a shy child and how she found the world of dance.
Toll Brothers is a luxury home builder and they asked me to contribute to an article on dinner party etiquette. You can find my suggestions and read the article by clicking on this link.
Manners To Go™ is taught in public, private and charter schools around the world. The New York Times, Parents Magazine and Fox News have all featured Manners To Go and the many benefits of teaching social skills to children.
Charge a fee for Thanksgiving? This one takes the cake! I have been asked many etiquette questions over the years, but never this one. Click the video above to see my answer and option.
CBS Philadelphia Wrote:
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) –– Maybe this year you’re hosting Thanksgiving. It’s a lot of work to make the big meal, and it costs money. So, is it OK to charge your guests?
The question became a hot conversation on social media.
On social media, there was support on both sides, with the majority of people saying they would not cough up $30 for a dinner hosted by friends or family.
So, what if your loved ones charged per plate?
The idea recently sent the Twitterverse into a frenzy when word spread that someone’s aunt was charging $30 a head at her Thanksgiving table.
“When you offer to host an event at your home you have to accept responsibility and part of that is the financial piece of that,” said Richey.
Dealing with a bunch of freeloaders? Richey says you can always relinquish the responsibility.
“You don’t have to host, can have it at someone else’s house.”
So would you charge a fee?
About Lisa Richey
Most likely we already share something in common. We believe that teaching children manners, character and social emotional skills are very important.
Manners To Go™ is a full-service company for those choosing to teach manners to children. You can make a difference. All children and teenagers deserve to feel what it is like to be confident, and use good manners out in the world.
Manners To Go™ is taught in public, private and charter schools around the world. The New York Times, Parents Magazine and Fox News have all featured Manners To Go and the many benefits of teaching social skills to children.
Are you stuck behind your desk or computer? Why you should step away and start connecting in person?
Lisa Richey provides etiquette programs to businesses, schools, and individuals.
