• KEYS TO SUCCESS
  • The Power Of Concentration
  • Be Positive!
  • Handling Peer Pressure
  • The Pointing Finger
  • Say 'Boo!' to Stage Fright!
  • Making Friends
  • Tackling Bullies
  • Handling Problems
  • Beat those Blues!
  • Six Steps To Better Learning
  • Writing A Resume
  • Develop the Right Attitude
  • Developing Confidence
  • Goal in Life
  • Bridging The Gap
  • Come out of your shell
  • Changing Track
• SELF IMPROVEMENT
  • 5-Star Etiquette
  • Do it Now!
  • Be Your Word
  • Read Up!
  • Battling fear
  • Don't Worry, Be Happy
  • Organise Yourself
  • Give it Your Best!
• TO THE MANNER BORN
  • Fair Play
  • Love Thy Neighbour
  • Bathroom Etiquette
  • Guests and Hosts
  • Booked!
  • Telephone Etiquette
  • Good manners
  • When Guests Come
  • On Shaking Hands
  • Getting back to people
  • Please Excuse Me!
  • P’s & Q’s

To The Manner Born
Love Thy Neighbour

Getting good neighbours is a matter of luck. Sometimes they can be nice but many a time they can be very annoying. We must see to it that we are good neighbours, too. If you can follow a few simple rules of etiquette both you and your neighbours will get along like a house on fire!
* If you have any young babies or aged people as neighbours, you must be careful not to make too much noise in the afternoons and late at night.
* If you need to borrow something from your neighbour (e.g. books, CDs, toys, etc) be sure that you return them soon and in good shape.
* If you feel like playing loud music you must make sure that your windows are shut or that heavy curtains are drawn.
* Do not drag furniture every now and then. The people below you will find it very annoying.
* Be polite and friendly but do not disturb your neighbours by knocking often on their doors .
* If you have to tackle a neighbour who is upsetting you in some way, do not barge into his house shouting accusations and using bad language. Instead of complaining suggest a specific solution. Find out if you are causing any problems to them.
Always greet your neigbour with a smile and be helpful when you can.