Etiquette experts reveal the right way to introduce yourself to new people and how to avoid common nasty counterfeits
- London-based content creator Lucy Challenger creates TikTok etiquette video
- A 38-year-old woman recently shared the right way to formally introduce herself
- She revealed her top tip to avoid general referrals
- Saying “I’m glad to see you” can help you avoid the confusion if you’ve met before but forgot.
Etiquette experts have shown the right way to introduce yourself to people in a formal environment.
Based in London and Berkshire, 38-year-old Lucy Challenger is the founder and chief executive officer of Polo and Tweed, Mayfair’s high-end agency that raises employees for ultra-high net worth clients.
She is also the creator of TikTok and has won over 8 million likes on her videos that teach Gen Z social media users the basic etiquette and etiquette needed to fit into the higher layers of society.
In a recent video, Lucy explained what to expect from a formal introduction and her tips for avoiding the nasty moments that can occur when you meet someone.
Lucy Challenger (pictured), Tik Tokker and etiquette expert, revealed the right way to introduce yourself to others in a formal setting.
In the video, she states: ‘There are tips on how to introduce yourself in the formal settings.
“First of all, if you feel comfortable, you ideally need to reach out. Of course, modern Covids usually don’t shake hands.
People went to the comments section of the video and said the tips would help them. Because they often forgot if they had met people before.
“But in formal situations, you are expected to shake hands in the right place.
“Hello, nice to meet you, my name is Lucy, etc.”
She then revealed her personal top tip:’But if you’ve met that person before and you’ve forgotten, you’re telling them “Oh, but I’m 6 I met you a month ago, [or] I met you a year ago.
“It’s very embarrassing.
“My number one secret is that you reach out and say,” Hello, I’m glad to see you. ”
“That is, if you … haven’t met them before, it wouldn’t be a nuisance.
“And if you’ve met them before and they say ah, I was nice to see you once, etc., you go to” yes, yes, yes … ” can do.
“I meet so many people that I often forget that I met someone.
“So this avoids any fake.”
Her last secret when officially meeting people is to “always be polite, always smile, and introduce yourself with your full name.”
She also states:
Many creator fans pointed out how useful the advice was.
Some write:’Is it official? I use it everyday. I always forget that I met people before. “
Another consent, write:’Thank you !!! This is just a genius solution. “
On the other hand, the third person wrote as follows.