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A person's outward bearing or way of behaving toward others, characterized by respect, kindness, and consideration.

The quality of thinking about other people’s feelings and being careful not to upset them.

MAKOTO refers to being true through one's actions and words, adhering to the laws of the universe to embody honesty.

A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities or achievements.

Respecting other people means recognizing their value as human beings regardless of their background, race or creed.

Consideration refers to the act of being thoughtful and respectful towards others, taking their feelings and needs into account.

Politeness in Japan is more than just being kind; it involves caring about others and can border on an almost love-like feeling.

To show everyone kindness and show compassion for all regardless.

Self-respect is as important as respect for others.

The accepted or established code of procedure or behavior in any group, organization, or situation.

The customary code of polite behaviour in society or among members of a particular profession or group; a set of conventional rules.

The quality of being honest, characterized by the absence of deception; it ensures sincere actions and forms the basis of tact.

To live an empowered life means to train your mindset to believe in your capacity to succeed and to maintain a positive mental and emotional attitude.

To show courage every moment of living, in danger or not.

Setting boundaries means knowing when to say No and not overextending yourself to the point where it negatively impacts your health, nutrition, sleep, or personal life.

A Samurai must earn honor and enjoy it if he is to satisfy the codes of the Bushido.

Good manners refer to polite behaviors and actions that show respect for others in social interactions.

A positive attitude is crucial as it helps you focus on the bright side of life, which can enhance your overall well-being and success.

COURAGEOUS refers to the ability to feel fear and act despite it, emphasizing the importance of facing fears to discover one's capabilities.

Saying No is crucial to avoid an oppressive schedule that can lead to neglecting your health and personal life, which is not a measure of success.

Etiquette is a set of conventional rules and practices that govern social behavior in various contexts.

Tough-mindedness is the quality of being resilient and persistent, especially in challenging situations, allowing one to endure and continue working hard despite difficulties.

It refers to the ability to recognize and choose individuals who share similar drive and passion, while also bringing diverse skills to the team.

Styles one need to adopt when attending any meeting, seminars, presentations, and so on.

The quality of personal relationships is crucial as it directly influences the effectiveness and motivation of a team, ultimately impacting overall success.

The way an individual should speak on the phone.

Social etiquette teaches how to behave in society.

Humility gives you the wisdom to understand that success is a shared experience, making you more engaging to others and drawing intrigue.

Individual must follow certain decorum while eating in public.

To be trustful, loyal, and show these unconditionally to others.

Bathroom etiquette refers to the set of rules which an individual needs to follow while using the public restroom or office toilet.

Giving credit to the team of people who helped you achieve success is considered beautiful and reflects true humility.

Ways to conduct a certain business.

Living fiercely means you challenge yourself to live life to the fullest and go at life with your whole heart.

The Bushido Code is the proper term for the Samurai Code, meaning 'The way of the warrior'.

GRIT is the perseverance and passion for long-term goals, emphasizing that failure can serve as a springboard for success and should inspire new ideas and goals.

Corporate etiquette refers to how the individual should behave while she/he is at work.

The more fiercely you live, the more wonderful life becomes.

Manners are the socially acceptable ways of behaving in a particular context, reflecting respect and consideration for others.

Failure should be viewed as a springboard for success, where each mistake is an opportunity to take a new direction rather than a setback.

Bushido emphasizes restrictions on the Samurai, prohibiting them from doing many things and encouraging them to live a very honest life.

Acceptance brings you to reality and is the starting point for healing and changing your life.

Wedding etiquette ensures that individuals behave appropriately at weddings.

Protocols are formal rules and conventions that govern behavior in specific situations, particularly in professional and diplomatic settings.

Setbacks should inspire you to set new goals, generate new ideas, and explore novel ways to achieve success.

Following the Bushido Code benefits individuals by making them truer persons, not just for Samurai but for everyone.

Reality is where forgiveness and wisdom combine, serving as the foundation for personal growth.

Etiquette is crucial in the hospitality industry as it enhances guest experiences, fosters positive interactions, and upholds the reputation of establishments.

It refers to the necessity of letting go of past grievances to achieve success and personal growth.

Different kinds of etiquette include social etiquette, business etiquette, dining etiquette, and cultural etiquette, each governing behavior in specific contexts.

Etiquette builds relationships by expressing a courteous and flexible attitude, which fosters positive interactions.

Caring deeply means knowing who you are, what you need, and how to have compassion for yourself, which in turn increases your capacity to care for others.

General Etiquette refers to the accepted social behavior and manners that govern interactions in various situations, including personal and professional settings.

GI (INTEGRITY) refers to the principle of doing the right thing by oneself and making choices that benefit the clan, even in solitude.

Appearance creates credibility as posture reflects one's mood and interest, influencing how others perceive you.

Caring deeply increases your capacity to care for all others, even those you may prefer not to spend time with.

Personal manners when meeting a new friend include being polite, making eye contact, offering a handshake or greeting, and showing genuine interest in the other person.

Good and effective speech creates a valuable image, showcasing confidence and fluency, which is essential for all interactions.

One should practice GI in everything they do, ensuring that their choices reflect integrity and benefit the greater good.

Caring deeply is contagious, inspiring others to want to be a part of what you’re doing.

The essential qualities of living an empowered life include self-awareness, resilience, confidence, and the ability to take responsibility for one's actions.

Telephone courtesy involves polite and respectful behavior during phone conversations, such as greeting the caller, listening attentively, and avoiding interruptions.

Self-awareness allows individuals to understand their strengths and weaknesses, enabling them to make informed decisions and take control of their lives.

Personal relations refer to the interactions and connections between individuals, emphasizing respect, understanding, and effective communication.

Resilience helps individuals to bounce back from setbacks and challenges, fostering a mindset that embraces growth and learning.

Table manners are the rules of etiquette that dictate how to behave at the dining table, including proper use of utensils, chewing with your mouth closed, and engaging in polite conversation.

Confidence empowers individuals to pursue their goals and aspirations, helping them to overcome obstacles and take risks.

Taking responsibility means acknowledging one's role in outcomes and choices, which fosters accountability and personal growth.

Being aware of and respectful towards the feelings and needs of others.

Showing respect is crucial for building trust and positive relationships with others.

'Excuse me' is a polite way to get someone's attention or to navigate through a crowd without being rude.

Listening first shows that you value others' opinions and fosters better communication.

Being patient involves remaining calm and understanding in situations that may require time or tolerance.

Offering assistance demonstrates kindness and a willingness to help others, strengthening relationships.

Complimenting good work encourages and motivates others, fostering a positive environment.

Using someone's name shows respect and personal connection, making interactions more meaningful.

These qualities reflect a respectful and considerate attitude towards others in all interactions.

The 7 virtues are a set of moral principles that guide individuals towards ethical behavior and good character. They typically include prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance, faith, hope, and charity.