HOW TO BE & STAY CLASSY | The TRUE Meaning of Elegance & Class | Dominique Sachse

So many of you have requested that I share my thoughts on the topic of class and I am so glad we are on the same page. These are my top 8 tips for keeping it classy in a world that seems to have lost its desire to. I hope you subscribe to my channel and come back for my new videos every Thursday.

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[sarnrse]

My "be classy" rule - turn off your cell phone when you are socializing with others. Don't take calls during social lunches or visits. Be there for the person you are with.

[GlamouratziGurl]

Love the term “it’s not my favorite” rather than I hate it! Great advice

[brokenwing]

In my opinion, one of the main signs of class is how you treat others, especially those of lower status than yourself. A woman who is rude to the wait staff shows a lack of class. So does a woman who treats people above her on the organizational chart well & those below her on the org chart as if they are beneath her notice. I strive to treat everyone with equal kindness & respect. It also shows class & respect to learn people’s names & use them.

[karensholar]

Class and morals are so rare these days. We need this! I LOVE THIS! She is spot on!

[lyngartin]

May I add a ninth? Be a good listener. It has been my experience that people have lost the ability to really listen to each other. Close your mouth, and open your ears. To me, being classy also means being able to listen with compassion and empathy, which ties into your point about knowledge. When you employ a robust listening aptitude, there is no end to what you can learn.

[akikothyn]

"If you're not liking the friends that you're hanging around with, if you feel like the wrong guy is showing up all the time, if you feel like the doors are closing when it comes to career opportunities, might I ask you to look within? Instead of blaming what's out? Look to yourself and ask, "What am I doing to draw this?"...Is there something i can project...You are a magnet...


Thank you for those words.

[rosacellulosa]

"You are a magnet
What you put out is what you are gonna get back in return"

Omg, I'm gonna carry these words with me.

[ta]

I was raised to be exactly the type of woman that you describe. The only thing that I would like to add to this is to be sure to not judge others harshly by these rules we never know what a person is going through. I am sure you already understand this but sometimes there can be beauty in imperfection. At the end of the day a good heart is the classiest thing of all. Thank you so much.

[katieharris]

You have addressed one of my concerns. A woman can have a perfect posture, be beautifully dressed and coiffed, but if her language is vulgar none of the rest matters.

[teresafraher]

My goodness! This video should be mandatory viewing for women of all ages. Thank you for telling us what we all need to hear!

[pamelawolf]

Be punctual and prompt. I value my time and other peoples time.

[jandtfurman]

I wish the entertainment industry would celebrate more class and less trash.

[AScrapOfKindness]

My husband of 42 years said something profoundly beautiful about me, to me, earlier today.
This video piggybacks on it and actually made me weep. As a child, I admired class, wanted it, and made it my goal. I continue to work on being all the beautiful things humans are capable of; however, I sometimes feel alone, one of the last surviving dinosaurs walking towards extinction. He reminded me that it is noticed, appreciated, and loved. You have made me realize I am not alone, but in good company. Thank you...

[colleen]

This is a absolutely a much needed video in this day and age. It’s sad that we’ve lost the romance and classiness of previous generations. Thank you for this

[WineAndRoses]

I’m watching this two years after the fact. And this is still current, accurate & relevant. I feel you said this on point and with lot of heart. Thanks

[sarahkeith]

I am 73 and have always felt that I was a gracious, happy and classy woman then, my husband died, I let things go, had some medical issues and am in a state of transition. I am so grateful for this video as it has hit home and made me aware that I need to make some major changes to become all of the woman that I have been and need to be again. Thank you Dominique, this was special.

[sranyak]

As the saying goes, money can't buy you class, but elegance can be learned.”

[AshleyCroft]

Thank you Dominique! I accidentally discovered you on YouTube and absolutely love your videos and tutorials! I have one thing to add to your list on being classy: don't interrupt people and let them finish their sentence. That is so annoying to me when I'm constantly interrupted and never allowed to finish my sentence or thought. God have us two ears to listen more and only one mouth to speak! :)

[kgitto]

I might add to watch the alcohol intake to your list. An occasional cocktail is fine but it is hard to be classy after over drinking. Just a thought. Just was in Houston and new to your channel.

[olgasmith]

Proverbs 31 that's a classic woman!! God bless you all!😘