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Show Notes

January often encourages dramatic change and bold promises.

In this episode of Manners and Other Matters, Louise explores a quieter, more refined approach to New Year’s resolutions.

Rather than focusing on fitness, food or self-reinvention, Louise reframes confidence as something built through manners, etiquette and thoughtful communication. She answers the real questions women ask when they hesitate at the idea of a “manners course”, addressing misconceptions with warmth, clarity and modern relevance.

This episode is for people who manage well on the outside but seek greater ease, presence and confidence in everyday life, both socially and professionally. A calm, practical conversation about refinement, reassurance and showing up with quiet confidence in the year ahead.

In this episode:

  • A modern approach to New Year’s resolutions


  • Why confidence is often a skills issue, not a personality flaw


  • The contemporary meaning of manners and etiquette


  • Common misconceptions around “manners courses”


  • How etiquette supports authenticity rather than formality


  • Why personalised, one-on-one guidance creates lasting confidence

 

Key takeaway

Confidence grows when you feel prepared, comfortable and clear.

 

Links & Mentions

  • Visit The Percy Institute
for courses and coaching in modern etiquette and elegant living. https://thepercyinstitute.com
  • To learn how to network with confidence this festive season, explore The Business Etiquette Courses available in person and online. https://thepercyinstitute.com/corporate-courses/

 

Have a question for Louise?

Submit it via Instagram @ThePercyInstitute or email us at l.percy@thepercyinstitute.com

 

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