Classy Communication Habits Top 10

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[dameanvil]

1. moderate volume
2. tailored appearance
3. good manners, etiquette, and respect for others
4. good eye contact
5. remember names
6. take an interest in others and listen carefully
7. pause before speaking
8. positive attitude
9. not long-winded
10. know when not to speak

[sophepapakon]

I think classy people don't dramatize and repeat the same subject again and again so that they keep the attention to themselves. They speak with facts and in a structured and consistent way.

[joanerhabor]

Classy people talk slow. There's no rushing them. I definitely agree with all.

[donotneed]

I started life out as an Army brat in the mid 1950's and mostly raised in the South. Before leaving the house growing up we always had THAT TALK. You know the one. This helped me to learn how to behave, etc. In the Army I learned how to deal with people from different walks of life. As an over-the-road driver it came in handy. A few places even offered me jobs or because of the way I dress thought I was a vendor. I've also been in stores and had people mistake me for someone who worked there. I mostly wear Dickies, which are way more comfortable than blue jeans, with my shirt tucked in.

I was taught when you enter a room and someone is already there you greet them. From my experience I don't think it is taught in our northern states and some plains states. Don't get me started...

[justChristine]

A subject I love, thank you.
Another i would like to hear is what does a classy person do when facing either a person endlessly talking or one that violates polite boundaries asking a question.

[werners]

Classy people don’t brag or try to impress you.

[gabigolz]

I aspire to live by these traits. I do fail and have lots more to practice. Very motivating and encouraging video - thank you!

[WalkinginDivineHealth]

These are great tips! We should all strive to be Classy!
Classy people do not jump to defend themselves, they are able to consider any criticism in an objective manner as they are humbly looking to improve themselves.
An example of looking out for the interests of others; a classy person will notice when someone drops something and will move to pick it up for them, but in a way that is subtle as to not embarrass that person or draw attention to themselves.

[Lroy]

Great topic. Two things those traits all exemplify one who walks with humility, meakness, and integrity. Also the contrast of one who is power hungry, or “A” type, so such an interesting topic. I see a book title: When Does Classy End? Also, you look great man 😎.

[LaniElevate]

Excellent tips! I needed these last week when I was on a business trip that involved daytime seminars and nighttime dinner mixers. Definitely need to improve on all of these. Thank you!

[sebastiaanstok]

I would add choice of words, no superlatives or (unnecessary) swear words.

Good video.

[KerryFairbanks]

Let's acknowledge the hosts use of "the testimony of others" as he refers to "people he knows" like the professor and the physician, to lend credence to HIS presentation

[oodkoom]

Hi Alex,
As always, your videos are very helpful. This one came in at a great time for me. I've been thinking of and building up my personal communication style. Now I'm ready to say that it'll be classy with a playful twist. Thank you, and I'm looking forward to seeing you on Zoom tomorrow evening!

[boutiquelove]

Love love love
One of the best simple yet substantial videos on youtube❤️❤️
Keep doing these brilliant videos

[platinemwenya]

Thank you so much Mr. Lyon.
That was very helpful 😮

[patmedina]

El mejor canal para aprender comunicación interpersonal. Saludos desde Ecuador.

[lifespanwellnessbeauty-i]

I'm going through your series to prepare for a pageant. I want to do well during the judges interview. Thanks for this series! God bless you.

[kristenepirotte]

Great tips once again, also very clearly communicated!

[abdulazizalmaneea]

Classy people respect other’s opinions and different perspectives 👍🏻

[kathrynkildow]

Just found you on YouTube this afternoon and am enjoying your communication tips!