12 Habits of People Who have Good Manners

They make eye contact and greet others with a warm hello and goodbye.
They treat everyone they meet with the same respect.
Before entering and exiting a building they always look in front and behind to see if there is anyone that could use a helping hand.
They are mindful and think before they speak.
They accept and value differences in people.
They use their fork, knife and napkin when dining.
They dress for the occasion.
They say please and thank you regularly - not just when they need to get their way.
They let other cars merge.
They avoid boasting, bragging, and gossiping.
They do not push their opinions or pry by asking personal questions.
They put others at ease.

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