Kristi Spencer | Source | Etiquette Coach and Founder of The Polite Company at The Polite Company
Kristi Spencer
Kristi Spencer is an accomplished etiquette instructor and journalist who has dedicated her career to helping people present their best selves to the world. With over two decades of experience in TV newsrooms, Kristi has leveraged her expertise to build The Polite Company, a business that provides personalized, in-person, and online etiquette training to individuals and businesses.
Kristi is a certified etiquette trainer and a graduate of the Emily Post Institute. Her philosophy is that etiquette is not just about memorizing a set of rules, but about building strong relationships based on consideration, respect, and honesty. Kristi is a passionate advocate for workplace civility and professionalism and is regularly called on to provide etiquette expertise for media outlets.
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The Polite Company (http://www.thepolitecompany.com)
Etiquette Coach and Founder of The Polite Company
started May 2021 -
KOAM-TV (http://www.koamnewsnow.com)
News Director
Jan 1999 – Dec 2022
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Golf Mom 101: Lessons Learned on the Course
As a golf mom, I know firsthand how this wonderful sport can bring family and friends together for a great time. Spending time at the course watching my favorite golfer play has taught me a lot about the do's and don'ts of being a good golf mom. And let's be real, I've learned some of these lessons the hard way! But through trial and error, I've picked up some valuable tips and tricks that I would love to share with you. Whether you're a seasoned golf parent or a newbie to the game, this blog wi
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Kristi Spencer | Guest: Pretty Powerful Podcast
Welcome to The Polite Company! The Polite Company is a certified etiquette training service built on the principles of consideration, respect, and hones…
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Mastering Engagement Card Etiquette
Etiquette Coach Kristi Spencer recommends bringing a congratulatory card to engagement parties. A simple "Congratulations!" suffices, or add a personal touch. Thoughtful gifts like wine are optional. Keep messages light, positive, and humor cautious.
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Etiquette isn't about memorizing a set of rules, it's about building relationships.
While tipping has become a standard practice in many industries, it's important to remember that it is not always necessary or expected. Being pressured or guilted into tipping can actually detract from the experience and leave us feeling confused instead of appreciative.
Technology touches every part of our everyday lives, enabling us to stay connected with the world around us. However, it’s important to remember that just because technology is everywhere doesn't mean it should be used everywhere.
Politeness is not about being a pushover. It’s about being respectful of yourself and others, even when you disagree. By learning how to politely dodge nosy questions, say no, and disagree, you can build stronger relationships and set healthy boundaries.
