Life Skills

Equip students with essential life skills that go beyond the classroom. This category includes videos on problem-solving, time management, emotional intelligence, and other critical skills needed for personal and professional success.

Small Talk

Small Talk

In this month’s Protocol Conversation, Monica Earley unpacks the art of small talk. Learn to conquer “mingle phobia,” navigate events, and avoid (what can sometimes be hilarious…at least in this video!) controversial topics. Master conversation with these expert tips!

Mastering the Seven Decisions LIVE

Mastering the Seven Decisions LIVE

Mastering the Seven Decisions LIVE is filled with incredible stories, real historical examples, and profound insights harvested from Andy’s books, New York Times best seller “The Traveler’s Gift” and “The Seven Decisions,” making it a powerful resource for families, businesses, and individuals wired for personal growth and excellence.

Procrastination

Procrastination

Got a nagging feeling you’re putting off something important? Procrastination. It’s more than just delaying tasks; sometimes it delays our dreams. Dive deep with Andy on The Salty Mug Dock, as he candidly shares his struggle with procrastination. From the tempting allure of fishing to the distractions of a messy desk, Andy reveals the games he plays with himself to overcome procrastination and move forward.

Airport Manners

Airport Manners

The airport: a hub of unique, amusing, and sometimes downright puzzling human behavior. In this month’s Protocol Conversation, Monica Earley and Andy Andrews share laugh-out-loud airport experiences while discussing the “must-have manners” before jetting off. So don’t just Talk and Stand Around, TSA is waiting for you!

Airplane Manners

Airplane Manners

In this month’s Protocol Conversation, Monica Early has 10 tips for manners the whole family should bring to air travel. This hilarious episode will have you reaching for your oxygen mask! So put down that egg salad sandwich, don’t offer anyone a bite, and tune in to this episode that will make you a more pleasant passenger for everyone around!

Hello Lessons

Hello Lessons

Have you ever met a child that didn’t say “hello” or look someone in the eye? Many parents might say the child is shy…but what if they’re just stubborn? Leslie Anne Tarabella tackled this situation when her son wouldn’t greet someone he had just met. Rather than let it go, she used the situation as an opportunity for “hello lessons”. An exclusive on the How Do I? dock, catch this exceptional advice about correcting a simple behavior that will have a massive impact for the rest of a child’s life!

Flag Etiquette

Flag Etiquette

Monica Earley is back for another Protocol Conversation, and this month, she’s discussing flag etiquette. You’ll hear about who has authorization to set a flag to half-staff and when, how to be respectful at a sporting event, the proper way to display and take down your flag, and more!

Napkins

Napkins

Monica Earley—former Special Operations Chief Protocol Officer—is back and leading the conversation about accepted codes of behavior in every situation. In this episode, she’s covering napkins and answering questions like…what does dough and a towel have in common, is there a correct side of the plate to place your napkin, what kind of napkin is believed to be used at the Last Supper, and more! Get it all in this Protocol Conversation!

Unplug

Unplug

Technology can be great…but is there a downside to overuse? Watch and listen as Lauren Bradford takes you through the five dangers of technology overuse in this discussion of her Digital Diet Plan—UNPLUG!

Nametags

Nametags

Monica Earley—former Special Operations Chief Protocol Officer—is back and leading the conversation about accepted codes of behavior in every situation. In this episode, she’s covering name tags—the history, purpose, placement, and more! (You’ll be surprised by what you will learn!). By the way, did you know there’s a national name tag day? Get it all in this Protocol Conversation!

Intentionally Humble

Intentionally Humble

The practice of becoming humble is one that can really be developed by making use of a simple yet very interesting and rewarding habit to add into your family’s daily life. First, let’s take a moment to discuss the roots of being humble. Because the roots of being humble are all about one thing—other people.

Handshaking

Handshaking

In this new series, Chief of Protocol for Air Force Special Operations Monica Earley will lead conversations about accepted codes of behavior in every situation. Protocol Conversation #1: Handshaking

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