Episode 51: The Art of Etiquette in Business and Beyond w/ Trisha Richardson

Somewhere along the way, we started thinking etiquette was about fancy dinners, perfect table settings, and knowing which fork to use.   But what if it’s actually something much more human? In Part 2 of my conversation with Trisha Richardson, we’re talking about the art of etiquette—and why these simple skills matter even more in a digital world where genuine connection can feel harder to find.   We unpack how etiquette is really an extension of kindness, confidence, and community, from walking into a room and introducing yourself to welcoming people into your home. And moms, this isn’t about adding another standard of perfection to your plate. It’s about creating connection and helping others feel seen, valued, and welcome.   In this episode, you’ll discover: The simple shift that can change how confidently you enter any room Why etiquette has far more to do with kindness than following a bunch of rules How creating meaningful community can be much simpler than we make it   Your personal style may reflect your identity, but the way you make people feel says something powerful too.   Be sure you’re subscribed to The BAD Mom Show, and share this episode with a friend who’d love this conversation!   Trisha Richardson: Trisha Richardson is a style and etiquette expert helping women elevate their personal style and presence through wardrobe strategy and etiquette consulting. After more than 15 years as a retail general manager, she recognized that many accomplished women lacked confidence in how they presented themselves, despite their success. Trisha founded Style & Modern Etiquette to help busy women simplify their style and confidently show up their best, both personally and professionally.   Connect with Trisha: https://trisharichardson.com; IG- @trisharichardsonstyle   Connect with me: Instagram: @thetheresatodd Facebook: @thetheresatodd Website: www.thetheresatodd.com