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  The June Dally-Watkins organization received a call last week from a company manager who was pulling her hair out over her young employees ‘office clothes.’ Compared to the younger people in the office, apparently the manager had very different […]

In the fast-paced world of adolescence, confidence can be as elusive as it is essential. Teenagers often grapple with self-doubt, social pressures, and the complex process of forming their identities. However, the key to unlocking greater self-confidence may lie in […]

Generation Z has well and truly entered the work force. Born roughly between 1997 and 2012, Gen Z’s are between 12 and 27 years old. This generation is different to the Millennials who came before them. They have a unique […]

Welcome to the first in our series of blogs on preparing to enter the working world. Transitioning into the workforce can be a daunting prospect. That space between finishing school or university and nailing your job interviews. That place of […]

In today’s highly networked world, personal branding is more critical than ever. It’s not just about being known in your field; it’s about being known for your contribution. Our personal brand is our reputation. It’s about how we present ourselves […]

  “A world without manners means a world without kindness and consideration. And a world without kindness and consideration means the erosion of our civil code of conduct. And that means chaos and anger.” The current monarch, King Charles, said […]

Respecting the old world of etiquette is so often framed as a fight. A battlefield, with the young on one side desperate to make the oldies understand that things have changed. Stop judging, and labelling, they say. The oldies are […]

Dress codes do exist. Whether we like it or not, dressing appropriately is a big part of getting ahead in life. It’s a part of life. ‘Clean, presentable clothing in good condition not offensive to others’ would be the general […]

June Dally-Watkins absolutely believed that patience is a virtue. But nowadays is patience really a virtue? Patience in this new millennia seems to be old fashioned and somewhat passé. Certainly, when Miss Dally said ‘patience is virtue’ she wasn’t preaching […]

Women have for millennia been taught to nurture and please those around them. Smile sweetly, sit nicely, take up as little space as possible and put their own wants and needs last. That just doesn’t cut it. Women are doing […]

What a pleasure to welcome you to the first of our June Dally-Watkins blogs! Every two weeks check out your Inbox for a deeper dig into: What Would June Dally-Watkins Do? Because as we try to navigate a way forward […]