Modern Etiquette Made Easy: A Five-Step Method to Mastering Etiquette

Just finished this great etiquette guide. I found the information very useful. The language is at all times professional and upbeat. It is easy to understand her instructions. Photos are also helpful. I would recommend this book all ages.

I have read several etiquette books and this one is the best! It goes over everything and has a touch of humor in the writing style which keeps it from being boring. This book is witty and empowering.The best and not expected part of this book was a large portion dedicated to charisma and confidence. Both are topics that can help anyone who usually shies away from social interactions but needs it to propel them in business.

I admire what Myka Meier has built and teaches others about modern etiquette. I loved the approach of etiquette being a way to show respect, thoughtfulness and kindness to others and make others feel comfortable and at ease. This book is inspiring, uplifting and makes you want to live life with a little more sophistication.Some fantastic reminders and new approaches to etiquette and a great approach to apply this in your daily life. Great read!

Good read for you basic knowledge of Etiquette. As stated in the book this is not your Grandma Etiquette Class kind of book.

I bought the book because I was worried that my daughter was lacking manners. As I started reading it, I realize that I was also lacking more manners than I realized. I was taught many of the subjects in the book when I was young but definitely stopped practicing as an adult. It’s very important to raise children with manners and we’ve been all working on this book in our house. This book covers some important aspects of manners and then there are a few unnecessary additions, but all in all it’s a good book for acceptable public behavior.

Simply put, this book is AMAZING. Packed with practical and useable everyday advice in a fun and enjoyable manner, I found myself constantly ear-tagging, underlying, and taking pages of notes that I have been implementing in my everyday work and social life.Yes, the book comprehensively covers all things formal dining etiquette, and Myka Meier presents the content in a concise way that is entertaining and in-tune with today’s times. However, what I really loved most about this book was the advice given beyond the dining room. Some of my favorite topics covered include the chapters on Charisma, "Turning Heads,” and “How to Be Likable,” where Myka completely dissects how to make the best first impressions through her “7 in 7” Theory, how to become the most charismatic person in any room by applying The Meier Method for Charisma, and how to be the most coveted party guest using her “ADBA Method.”The book also covers a broad range of useful topics such as how to have more engaging conversations, tips on personal branding, what to bring to a dinner party (hint..the two items NOT to bring may surprise you!), and how to write memorable thank you letters (even how to pick the best stationery), among many, many other tips.Bottom-line, this book gives well beyond its value and provides incredibly helpful and practical everyday advice that I will be using for years to come. I would highly recommend this book for both men & women, professionals, teens/young adults, high school, and college grads. My only complaint- I wish I had this book 20 years ago!

This is a book that does not only contain etiquette but helpful information for life and success as well as helping with confidence. This book isn't stuffy etiquette but is is a reminder of how to treat others and what etiquette really is, or should be.

This book is light on the etiquette and long on personal anecdotes. Terri Morrison and Emily Post do it better.I love learning about etiquette, customs, and protocol and was well aware of Myka Meier and her Beaumont School long before this book came out. While she has become something of a press darling, I've always found her a bit contrived and inauthentic. She does have good things to say about a modern approach to living.I decided to give her book a read to learn more about her approach to modern etiquette. It is a witty and quick read but it doesn't delve too deeply into etiquette standards, behaviours, and methods. In other words, there isn't much to actually learn about etiquette.She does tell personal stories, which can be inconsistent with her previous press (she sells herself as royalty-adjacent, which, she is not), as a means of illustrating her point. Her approach is cute and light-hearted. Unfortunately, the book is filled with grammatical errors and misidentified laws and theories. Nevertheless, it is a fun read and does offer some insights for the young generation.Modern Etiquette Made Easy is a great gift for a sweet sixteen. Anyone interested in actual etiquette should read Terri Morrison, Emily Post, Tiffany's Guide, or Letitia Baldrige.

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I ordered this book for third time, I think that says enough!The book is very inspiring, it's a must, if you want to be a lady or a gentleman. It's very easy to read, even if English is not your native language.

Des idées à appliquer facilement sont proposés. Le savoir-vivre est d'abord de la gentillesse et de la bienveillance dans son expression la plus vive. C'est en tous les cas ce que nous fait comprendre l'autrice dans son ouvrage. Les règles de vie énoncées s'adaptent bien à la vie moderne.

Love this book. I follow Mykea on social media and really enjoy her content so I purchased her book. I was sceptical at first, as I thought it might be a lot of the stuff that i already knew or had seen on her social media but it really isn’t. It’s Witty, charming and useful. Some books like this tend to be abit of a story mostly about them but this isn’t the case at all, it’s full of useful tips that I’ve already implemented and feel great for doing so.

Some good tips for putting yourself and others around you at ease. You will stand out (in a good way) after reading the book and know how to act with decorum in almost every situation. A beacon of graciousness in a world that has become more self-centered and impolite.