Common etiquette mistakes, be gone!
Women, as we are climbing the social ladder, making our way in corporate America, finding our way into politics, building million-dollar businesses, it is our duty to reclaim our feminine charm by way of embracing etiquette ideas for smoother social interactions.
A Brown Girl's Book of Etiquette: Tips of Refinement, Leveling Up and Doing it with Class, recognizes that many Black/Brown women born in the late 70s & early 80s in underdeveloped & underfunded neighborhoods have an experience unless any other women in America. Many into which were not afforded the luxury of finishing schools, etiquette classes or experiences designed to further ease them into social settings unlike those they grew up in. Many are forced to adapt via experiences like college and moving into the workforce, for some the experiences are not an easy transition, and takes some getting used to.
A Brown Girl's Book of Etiquette: Tips of Refinement, Leveling Up and Doing it with Class, recognizes this, and is here to help by providing tips to help avoid some common Etiquette mistakes. The author Karema McGhee shares a few funny or otherwise embarrassing moments she's experienced in her climb up the corporate ladder, as well as a few moments being exposed to wealthier social circles.
Within its pages you'll discover tips on:
• How to invite guests over formally or informally for a dinner.
• How to compose a work email
• How to set a dinner table
• How to buy wine
• How to avoid common etiquette mistakes
The objective of this book is to expose you to new ways of being, new ways of doing, and new ways of thinking, all in a way that can possibly improve social interactions, improve important relationships, develop character, improve your feminine charm and avoid social embarrassment.
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Author: "Refinement is our responsibility as women." - Karema McGhee
