Category: Social Etiquette

  • What Is the Right Body Language for Your Small Talk?

    What Is the Right Body Language for Your Small Talk?

    Small talk or any talk for that matter, is not only about what you say, the words you choose or the topics you dwell on. Read on for your doze of small talk related body language.

  • How to Make Small Talk

    How to Make Small Talk

    This is dedicated to those who struggle with small talk. If you feel you could do with some help, read on and stay tuned for the sequels and master the craft of small talk.

  • Not So Peaceful

    Not So Peaceful

    Maybe it is time to invest in a headset – read on to find out whether you could have been guilty of shattering someone’s peace.

  • The Bystander Etiquette

    The Bystander Etiquette

    All of us have passive roles to play in everyday events and do get to watch as the ‘world goes by’. However, there is no need to take things literally and watch or be a part of what happens in the world, all the time. Instead, let people lead their…

  • How Loud Are You?

    How Loud Are You?

    The ability to use the right tone and volume are as important as the ability to choose the right words. The tone and volume resonate one’s finesse (or lack of it).

  • Patting Your Hands Dry

    Patting Your Hands Dry

    Everybody the world over will agree when I say that people prefer dry washrooms to wet ones; yet some of us still need a reminder and a prompt to help keep the washrooms we use dry – so here it is; the reminder and the prompt!

  • Doorway Etiquette

    Doorway Etiquette

    Are you one of those people who is always inconvenienced at doorways having to hop around on one foot to get in or out or are you one of those people that are irately excused or shoo-ed away from doorways? Either way, this read should be worthwhile. Here is the…

  • Do You Use Public Places the Way You Would Want Others to Use Them?

    Do You Use Public Places the Way You Would Want Others to Use Them?

    Let’s work towards making sure that we protect, preserve and care for public places as though they belonged to us.

  • Silent, Yet Rude

    Silent, Yet Rude

    By living in bubbles, distancing ourselves either purposely or absent mindedly from what is happening around us, we are unconsciously becoming a nuisance to others.

  • Keeping the Earth Clean is Everybody’s Business

    Keeping the Earth Clean is Everybody’s Business

    Let’s take responsibility for what is happening in our environment. Make it your business today to conserve the environment and treat it well.

  • What’s with the Gestures?

    What’s with the Gestures?

    Our words carry only half of the message that we intend to convey when speaking. Here is what our gestures should not be doing.

  • The Queue Violator

    The Queue Violator

    I am not in the habit of apprehending fellow patrons, unless there is a reason. Pray tell me how we plan to progress in any way or form with people like these meandering around?

  • Before You Rattle On

    Before You Rattle On

    Check for a good time to talk before diving in to a two hour ramble about everything under the sun.

  • Meandering through Malls

    Meandering through Malls

    Mall strolling is common but it should not be a nuisance or a hindrance to the others around you. Here are things to keep in mind before you walk in.

  • Ever Heard of Road Etiquette?

    Ever Heard of Road Etiquette?

    If you sit behind the steering wheel, road etiquette may be something you need to acquaint yourself with. Here is a small dose of it to kick off 2024 where we become better strangers.

  • The Messy Affair of Queues

    The Messy Affair of Queues

    Been elbowed off the queue lately? Looks like you are not alone. Here is a reminder to be #fullofetiquette when in line and when trying to join a line or simply await your turn even if there is no queue per se.

  • Sorry About It!

    Sorry About It!

    If sorry seems to be the hardest word – then this post is for you.

  • Punctuality and Etiquette

    Punctuality and Etiquette

    Here is your guide if you are ever late for anything. Those full of etiquette must know what to do when not punctual.

  • Retaining Formality of a Formal Event

    Retaining Formality of a Formal Event

    Formality and decorum are handed down from generation to generation through events and programmes that manifest different aspects that we value. If we drop the ball at one of these, it is likely that future generations will never know of it. Here are a few things to keep in mind.

  • The Sound of Music

    The Sound of Music

    When music fills the air it generates positive energies, but then there are some instances where you feel like ripping the hair out of your head when musical notes pervade the air with a thundering clap.

  • In the Grand Outdoors

    In the Grand Outdoors

    Has your etiquette been up to the mark when you set foot out in to the grand outdoors? Read on to find out and up your game in 2023!

  • At All Places Holy

    At All Places Holy

    A brief on the basic decorum needed at places of worship for the sake of respecting the religion and the other devotees.

  • Dedicated to Those Looking for a Serious New Year’s Resolution

    Dedicated to Those Looking for a Serious New Year’s Resolution

    Are you looking to change what people call your ‘signature style’? Great; you sound like the exact kind of person we are on the lookout for. Make 2023 count! Best of luck from Full of Etiquette!

  • Etiquette Tips for NYE

    Etiquette Tips for NYE

    New Years are a time for celebration and contentment. Let’s play our part to keep it that way for everyone by being mindful of what we do and where we are.