I aim to teach children the essential soft skills to become leaders, emphasizing the importance of kindness and patience in today's world. Understanding everyday social expectations helps us prioritize others' comfort and well-being. Etiquette serves as a guide for fostering kind and compassionate interactions.

Reading the news nowadays, it's clear that we're surrounded by a lot of negativity, rudeness, and selfishness. I want to change that by bringing back the importance of etiquette. Etiquette is more than just good manners like holding doors open, using the right spoon, or dressing appropriately. It's about putting others first in every situation, showing them respect and honor.

My own journey with etiquette started in Atlanta, Georgia, where I grew up and was part of the Phoenix Society of Atlanta, where I debuted. I also achieved the prestigious Girl Scout Gold Award. As a military spouse, I've had the honor of dining with Presidents, Senators, Congressmen, and Generals. I've experienced firsthand the impact and importance of social graces, and I'm excited to pass on these valuable lessons to the next generation.