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Hold the Door Open for Someone


Holding the door open for someone is something they just do in old movies, right? Guess again. Holding the door open is a polite and thoughtful act you can easily do for your family, friends and even strangers, every day. Whether you’re at school, the grocery story, at work, or at home, those around you will certainly appreciate your good manners.

Benefits

How you treat others can also say a lot about you as a person. If actions really do speak louder than words, what are you telling others about yourself? Besides, everyone appreciates a polite act, like having a door held open for them. Hold a door open for someone and give them a smile. A small gesture on your part, like holding the door open for someone, will certainly brighten their day and may even turn around a bad mood.

Step It Up

Go out of your way whenever you can to hold a door open for others. If you are about to enter a door, and you notice that there are people behind you, hold the door open for them until all of them are inside.

Keep It Simple

Remember to hold the door open for others whenever the occasion arises.

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2 comments

  • Comment Link Jordan Lowe Thursday, 11 August 2011 22:57 posted by Jordan Lowe

    This is just good manners. I always look behind me to see if someone is coming so I can hold the door.

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  • Comment Link Michelle Monday, 21 March 2011 09:58 posted by Michelle

    I think this is really great! It gives you the opportunity to use your manners and feel good about yourself. Other see this, and they too will want to do this. It the simple things in life, like holding the door open and saying kind this like please and thank you.

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