9 Etiquette Rules That Can Help You Thrive in Life

Everywhere in the world has its own rules about what is right and what is not. That said, there are a few things that can always help you survive everyday situations, make friends, and leave a good impression of yourself. We are talking about the basic rules of etiquette.

O incredible.club put together a list of general etiquette rules that can help people in any situation.

It’s decent not to speak ill of people when they don’t have the opportunity to defend themselves. After all, if you don’t give the person on the other side a chance, it looks like you have something to hide. Calmly recognize strengths something (or someone) you don’t like also makes it clear that what you’re saying is well thought out.

There are 5 topics you should avoid in conversations: religion, politics, health, age and money🇧🇷 Don’t force someone to talk about their work or diet, for example. While you always have the right to voice your opinion, there is a time and place for these conversations, and these issues should be handled privately.

If you invite someone to dinner at a restaurant, it is your responsibility to pay the bill. Never assume someone will pay for you. If the person offers to pay the bill themselves or even your share after eating, then that’s fine. If you want everyone to pay their share, let them know before leaving.

If someone invites you to dinner, don’t forget to pay your share, in an emergency, but be courteous if someone wants to pay for you.

If you want to visit someone, make sure you call them first. Visiting a person when he is not ready is not a good idea, it is not known if he has other plans.

Nobody likes to wait for people who are always late. Don’t tell yourself you must be late because your hosts need more time. If there was a problem they would have let you know. Also, it’s important to realize when it’s time to leave. The good times have to end sometime.

If someone invites you to their home, it is in good taste to bring a gift. Flowers, sweets or even a cake may be appropriate. Always make sure not to give anything too flashy or inconvenient. Money is only appropriate for a family member’s birthday. Obviously, there will be times when a host won’t want a gift, but it’s still a good idea to have something on hand.

If your host invites you to a game or wants to talk to you, be respectful and join in. Offer to help, but try not to cross the line.

If you’re out in public, don’t constantly be on your cell phone. Even if you’re just texting, this attitude can make the people you interact with feel insulted if you stay that way too long. Whatever you do with your cell phone, you can do it at home. After all, in the first place, you left for interact with others.

We all know people who just aren’t good with names🇧🇷 That said, do your best to remember people’s names, forgetting them will give the impression that you don’t care about them. Even something like mispronouncing someone’s name is insulting. In that regard, asking a person to use a nickname because you can’t remember their name is just plain bad taste.

No matter what happens, you should always set an example for others on how you want them to behave. This is important in many situations: among friends in a social group, with children in your care, or even with co-workers. And in situations where people don’t behave politely to you, always be more polite than they are.

If you are going to meet people from a country other than your own, it is always best to find out in advance what their culture is like and what is considered polite and appropriate in it. Inhabitants of the same nation can follow different etiquette rules🇧🇷

What are some other basics of good behavior that you feel should be adhered to? Tell us in the comments section!