10 Life Tips From Tracy | Faux Pas to Avoid To Be More Classy

[@annalove3662]

As a 21 year old let me just say PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE VIDEOS! Lol my family will never teach me these things as they do not know themselves. These videos are very helpful as I’m trying to navigate my 20s. Thanks so much for the great content! ❤️

[@anitadalton4510]

I am eighty three saw myself in several categories!😢

[@joannedale7013]

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[@LandonStrauss-hc1sc]

You're not alone in that regard. ❤

[@juliamihajlovich]

I just have to say, 7 years ago I stumbled as a new wife on your page. I was always drawn towards women who had class and seemed polished, but needed practical tips to be more like them. So when I stumbled across your videos, and started applying these methods, I began receiving compliments. Over the years, I have been introduced in rooms full of people before speaking, and they have mentioned I am gracious and classy. Of course, I am not trying to boast. Only to come back and say “THANK YOU!” for these great examples on how to clean up our act, polish ourselves, and how to best serve those around us. It has served me well. It has also reflected well on my husband who owns a real estate brokerage. Thank you!

[@TracyHensel]

What a beautiful story. I am touched. Message such as yours I save to periodically go back to read and reflect. Thank you for sharing.

[@normakeith4472]

Tracy, thank you so very much for this valuable video!! Yes, I need more! Two big take aways from the video for me were: 1) I was taught to purchase children's clothing, to be gifted, in larger sizes. I will quickly "un-learn" this rule! 2) I am guilty of not really, really, really listening and absorbing what others are telling me. This is on ME for being disrespectful. Your advice just simply makes us better people, if we utilize it. Who wouldn't want that?!

[@DBest-pk2tr]

Thank you Tracy for these tips! As a recent cancer survivor I have two additional tips. Firstly, If you are not in the medical profession do not pressure your friends to follow your medical advice. Reading articles written by doctors does not qualify you to pressure someone to follow your suggestions. Secondly, please do not share with someone who has a disease any stories of someone you know who died of that disease. These things happened to me and it wasn't helpful.

[@sarahm9813]

Yes. As a cancer survivor I found my condition down played alot and someone even wanted me to describe my scars on my breast. Weird and hurtful

[@peggybaggenstoss3817]

I’m blessed in that my mom, grandmothers, and aunts taught me so much about life. I still enjoy your videos and learning what I was gain the 1950-60’s still stands. Classy never goes out of style.

[@shannonturney9045]

Oh goodness Tracy. This is so good! I went to modeling, etiquette and manners school in high school. I am now 49. This is all spot on! I’ve been mocked at times for how classy I strive to be. I ve been criticized from how I dress to how I address people to how I present myself at a party or event. I just don’t understand that at all. One thing that drives me bonkers is someone interrupting while someone else is talking. Anyway I so enjoy ALL of your videos! God bless and have a great weekend Tracy.

[@peggybaggenstoss3817]

Thanks for sharing this. I encounter the same…. I’m told often I’m classy. Growing up my Mom and grandmothers taught me it’s better to be overdressed than underdressed. Dressing for the occasion is important. As a nurse wearing scrubs most of the time I do dress up on off days. My friends initially were offended until I shared my reasoning. Now one friend that would dress sloppy for lunch in Little Rock now dresses better.

[@andreacannon1263]

Shannon I agree with you, my whole life I have been criticized for being classy and it's definitely hard to understand. I have learned how to take pride of who I am and my accomplishments, it's not a crime to be yourself and thrive for excellence. God bless you classy lady !

[@JohnSmith86132]

Oh, Tracy! I just went to a dinner party last night! I was reflecting on this video and your "Dining Etiquette 101" video. It's really amazing how people are really not aware of what is off-putting and not proper. During the whole meal, we had two people comment over and over about how slow the staff was and bad the food was... "I will never come here again!". I cringed the whole time and was tempted to show them these videos.

[@TracyHensel]

Thanks for sharing, Brandon. Yes, those thoughts you keep to yourself while dining with others. If a husband and wife are dining with one another, it's one thing, but never at a dinner party.

[@kellyswanson7973]

As a 52 year old woman, YES, please continue to make these kind of videos. I lost my mom when I was in my early twenties and she never covered these kinds of things for me. I have learned some the hard way unfortunately. Any advice for social settings or business would be appreciated.

[@artist4him]

Tracy, I love your closing statement so much. 31:35 I am in my early 30's. I did not have the blessing of having this guidance poured into me during my childhood. But your advice and coaching fills a huge gap in my upbringing and has a continuous impact in my adult life. We don't know what we don't know, but it's wonderful when someone, as poised and polished as you, turns on the light bulb. Now we can see these actions for what they truly are. I watch your videos on repeat and always appreciate your tough love approach. Keep up the beautiful work. 💛

[@TracyHensel]

Thank you! What a thoughtful and touching message. I appreciate you taking the time. God Bless!

[@marlena7198]

You are so on point with all you share. There's a lot I need to be reminded of, so you are on repeat! I would like to add, be careful of the statement, "Is there anything I can do for you." I've had this vague offer and called them on it and they couldn't help, It was a relative, when my mom was sick in the hospital. I asked if she could watch my young son for a couple of hour. I did live out of town. Maybe that was asking too much. I learned when reaching out to someone, to ask, "Can I ....for you." This lets them know what I'm comfortable and willing to do to help.

[@dianaf6333]

Love this...new subscriber. An offshoot of the topic of a loved one passing...Never downplay the grief one feels when they lose a pet. For many of us, they are members of the family.

[@TracyHensel]

Agreed. Thank you for sharing.

[@joanramsey4002]

So true.

[@dyancollins6894]

Absolutely!! ❤️

[@carolinabatista3226]

Laughing so much right now, zip it! You are the one youtuber I cannot stop watching until the end. You feel like a mom, a friend, a teacher, a comforter, you are all! Thank you so much Tracy, watching you from Uruguay.

[@lilyg4925]

It is absolutely OK to share your experience

[@emilylewis7642]

I agree with you. People crave connection with other people. That is what the word "relationship" means - ourselves in relation to others. It is human nature and it should not be stifled, but instead developed and fine-tuned. Sharing your own story and experience with another person who is receptive is a fundamental and crucial skill in building relationships among us and is an expression of empathy and love. It is how we connect with others on a deep, meaningful level. It is sad to see some people reluctant to do so in the name of "being proper". Just be real. Life is short. I'm glad you shared your comment.

[@ShiroHakase]

I was never taught these faux pas growing up, I observe a lot of these in my parents and those around me too. Thank you for pointing these out, it's so helpful to be aware of this and how it feels to be on the other side.

[@ritagrawe9089]

Yes, please do more of these kinds of videos... All of us need these reminders from such a classy lady like you to help us improve ourselves. Thank you!!! 🥰💖🥰

[@carrie5387]

Your content should be curriculum in schools. ☺️ I had the same Home Economics teacher all 4 years in high school. She’s probably one of the classiest ladies I’ve ever known. Her sayings still stick with me all these years later. One thing in particular she would say is something I’ve heard you say. She would always tell us to never comment on the food someone was eating. Through the years if I ever hear someone say, “oh, that’s disgusting” I cringe a little, even if it’s not my food they are talking about. I could go on and on. I just want to encourage you to keep putting this type of thing out there. We are listening and learning. 🎀

[@amandazplace5663]

You just cannot go wrong with good manners & etiquette. The past 2 weeks I've been helping an acquaintance who was recently widowed. She is needing help decluttering and dealing with her beloved husband's possessions. I give so much credit to the etiquette & manners influencers, including Tracy, on KZbin for helping me say the right things in this situation. For the most part, it has involved a lot of listening, but 10 years ago I would not have had the skills to handle this delicately.♥️🇨🇦

[@JulieSimardSurprenant-nl6bd]

To you dear Tracy, You are so inspiring and motivating. It is important to rafine our world, children, teenagers and ourself. Thank you 💐

[@claireconway8510]

Yes please keep sharing this. You're right, Idon't have a Mother to advise me on these things. I really appreciate it. I cried when you spoke about grief and I also realised how blessed I am to have my classy church friends support me while I'm battling with my health and the death of a parent. They sent me flowers and chocolates this morning. Much appreciated. 🙏 💕

[@donnapinciottikiniry4648]

One of your very best. We all need a reminder from time to time. Keep them coming please.

[@joannschoppe1506]

Watching this again. I watch this often. It helps so much. Thank you!!

[@squeeks40]

Such a helpful and needed video! I think that chewing gum in public lowers your perceived IQ by at least 30 points! 🙂Re badmouthing businesses: unless there is malice or gross negligence, let's give 2nd chances. I know an executive in a large company who thinks nothing of tearing down a restaurant in online reviews. Would we want our mistakes plastered for all to see? Times are so tough....I like your philosophy of giving grace.

[@beckyp9775]

Tracy; I appreciate and enjoy your videos 😊 I don’t have a sister, and not one of my four sister-in-laws are into beauty, exercise and health like myself. In fact I feel mocked at times. However…thanks to your videos I have gotten over these issues!!! love your classiness and attitude about living life to its fullest. And not to mention you are an amazing mother🥰 keep the videos coming; I loved them all! ~ Becky💞 ~

[@normakeith4472]

I very much relate to your situation. I have no sister, and do have 3 sister-in-laws who are not into any of the things you mentioned either. I am looked upon as frivolous and self-serving. I view it as self-care and enjoying life! To each his own!

[@jellybean378]

VERY HELPFUL!! Please make more like this! Grateful to you ❤

[@xxmegababygirlxx]

Yes please continue. Binging them now. ❤

[@rosiedeluca22]

Love your videos on etiquette. I can’t get enough of them!

[@dianeagideon]

As always great video Tracy! Common etiquette and manners aren't always common sense anymore.

[@elizabethelizawker8212]

Yes, Tracy, please do more of these videos and thank you so much!

[@dianecaird1697]

Tracy, you are hilarious ! Each of these suggestions are so valid.... and such a good reminder. Thank you !! Yes, do more of these !!

[@kimmicannon5629]

Really nice background on this video Tracy. Awesome advice. Very serene and welcoming.

[@s.v.4786]

Oh my, how I agree with your WAIT tip. I truly understood it when I shared with a collegue at work that I was going on a trip to Rome (I live in Italy) during small talk at the end of my shift. He replied "I really don't envy you, Rome makes me sick, I find it ghastly". I found that reply so rude and unecessary that I refrained from sharing anything about my trips with anyone at work, him especially. It also made me aware of how careful we need to be when expressing our opinion, because I really don't want to make other people feel the way my collegue made me feel with that phrase.

[@1960genius]

I received and appreciate EVERY single one of these tips Tracy. THANK YOU!!!!

[@karolinamichalowicz2731]

I work at a hospital and when patients check in with me, some of them use their middle name or other name that friends and family call them which is totally different to what I have on the system. It annoys me because I can’t find them and they just assume I should know this. A different side of the story. Anyway, thank you Tracy. Love your tips as I know you have got it all together. Just so you know I normally listen to your videos while doing house chores or watching whole prepping food so making time count😉

[@yvonnegrant1173]

You're amazing. You're helping me so much. Also with your etiquette videos. I'm 55 but I was never taught some of these things. Thank you very much ❤.

[@roni-co5ng]

So on point, Tracy! Thank you for this video! Love it!

[@ieva7513]

Love this type of content from you Tracy, thank you ❤️

[@ALDOELTA]

I always love to hear your point of views. Thanks much! Sometimes we forgot

[@sierram1520]

As one of those without a mother, thank you from the bottom of my heart!

[@hope3894]

I really enjoy your videos on life skills and class.

[@lolajacomino6574]

Thank you so much for your advices, they are great, and important

[@jacquelinenoel2992]

I appreciate your feisty manner. It’s refreshing to see you become passionate about certain topics. “Well now your loved one is in a better place!” Huh? Are they nuts. If I lost a child and someone said that to me I’d probably avoid them for fear of more hurtful comments. I’ll watch more of these videos from you. Thank you, Jacqueline Noel 🌹

[@jaimem.1770]

Tracy, I love these videos! Please keep doing them. This community is so blessed by your wisdom ❤️

[@84amward]

Oh Tracy, I absolutely adore your videos. ❤❤❤ Thank you for bringing Grace, knowledge, and thoughtfulness to the internet. If more people thought of others in their actions, the world would be a better place. I especially love your intro in this video, and how you mentioned that people can have different opinions without being wrong. People challenging others on their beliefs is one of my biggest pet peeves and is so abundant nowadays. My grandmother used to say something along the lines of “you attract more bees with honey than vinegar”

[@bodireka459]

Please do more of these videos! I love it! Sometimes I feel that in certain situations I’m not communicating very well maybe because English is my second language and also cultural differences. What might be rude to one person it’s completely okay for another yet I feel you manage to find the middle ground and manage to say things without offending anyone. I even googled what is a faux pas just to have a better understanding (the meaning absolutely came through in your video I was just making sure I use this phrase correctly in the future). I learn a lot from these videos and also your stories so please keep them coming! We are lucky to have you! 💕

[@cathyb6358]

I smiled when you said it may be a generational thing to buy bigger clothes for children as a gift. My dad is in his 80's, but once when I bought shoes for my toddler son bigger than his actual size, my dad told me buy the correct size because it didn't look neat at all. I never repeated that again. That was more than 30 years ago. In our case, it was a generational issue, but in reverse. Sometimes, someone else can see things more clearly. My dad has always been big on looking neat in your attire.

[@TracyHensel]

What a cute story. Thanks for sharing.

[@MsActor2009]

Tracy, I think I understand what you mean about wearing black. It can be a very chic color. I was taught when in doubt, go for a little black dress! It can accentuate a woman’s sleek hair, highlights, accessories, makeup and jewelry. The little black dress is timeless and never goes out of fashion. You can keep it in your wardrobe for 10 years because it doesn’t date, yet I don’t think I would want to turn up to the same event seeing 12 women wearing a similar dress in the same color. Kind of looks like a uniform!

[@alexandralosoya640]

Thanks for sharing these tips! Would love to hear more (:

[@donnaschultz2333]

Please continue with these. So helpful and always willing to be a better person.

[@sarahkennedy1481]

Learnt a lot and have been making soo many mistakes. Thank you

[@corinnalafarouche]

Thank you Tracy for being a blessing to our community! Please continue to make these videos. Very helpful. Take care.

[@cajpasc8501]

Thank you Tracy! I always appreciate you showing us tidbits of life as you see it from “your lens”. Almost sixty here and I feel that it’s never too late to improve our manners and how we present ourselves to others. I think the hardest one for me, has been to learn to validate and acknowledge somebody else’s pain. Sometimes, people have given me their bad news very suddenly and going through the shock of the news makes it difficult to find the proper words of comfort. Many times I just stay quiet and listen and it seems to help.

[@glendabee]

Omg! This is so right on. I’m 54 & this is a big help. Thank you for this.

[@triciaoquinn9238]

Love! Your videos Tracy!! Thank you!

[@ladycoco9740]

Dear Tracy 🌺 Thank you for doing a wonderful job and taking the time to put this very valuable information in video. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I was taught basic etiquette at a young age, and I've met so many people who have never understood basic etiquette. This needs to be brought into all schools and that every child needs to learn this at a young age. I find it to be shocking to see some many people lacking basic etiquettes today, and let's not forget it's downright distasteful and rude. On your marker 32.31, you talked about why one should never invalidate anyone's feelings by saying, "I know how you feel!". This really fries me mad. Tracy, you are 100000% RIGHT! 👍🏽 No one should NEVER ever say that, regardless of what they think. We all have different experiences, and we all react to things differently; but mostly, they don't live in my body, and they are not feeling what I am feeling. What they're really doing It's invalidating me and my feelings. I lost my mother 12 years ago, and the pain still cuts me deep like it was yesterday. Every time I talk about her, I tear up; and I hear over and over so many times people telling me, "I know how you feel!" This not only makes me angry, but it really hurts me every time I hear that. I feel this to be extremely insensitive, rude, and disrespectful, just as if they had slap me in the face! You are so bang on and correct to say what you said. Everyone needs to ZIP it!! Because they don't know what they don't know. Just like pigs don't know that they stinks! And once again you are so very correct to say: I'm sorry for your loss if there's anything I can do for you, please let me know as I would like to be there for you. This would mean so much more and comforting than an insensitive remark. Tracy, if you're ever in Vancouver, BC, Canada, please reach out to me as I would love to take you out for lunch to say thank you!!! Again, thank you a million for making these videos!! 💝 💐 Love & Hugs 💕 Coco

[@TracyHensel]

Thank you for sharing your story and leaving such a supportive comment regarding my message. God Bless You!

[@superwomaninyourdreams3465]

You're very thoughtful in sharing these tips. I have a few ideas that you can talk about if you make another video like this. My husband despises seeing people licking their fingers when eating, preparing food, serving food and when going through a buffet line. We also have friends who have indoor pets that have odors and he refuses to visit their home when invited. I never know how to graciously decline their invitation. Also, some friends are extremely health conscious and do not use antiperspirant or deodorant so they have body odor. We never say anything, but feel embarrassed for them. They appear to be clean, I think becuase of the aluminum in antiperspirants is the reason they refuse to use it.

[@noragaal3055]

Thanks Tracy,please I would appreciate if you can share more videos like this. An elegant,feminine and classy because of contents I learnt from KZbinrs and that inspired me to be am image consultant .

[@12Sanguine]

I assume these stories are all based in personal experience, and the fact they resonate with people is incredible to me. I haven't lived that long yet, so maybe I haven't had so many faux pas, it's crazy to think people would shorten someone's name, bring a plant or buy something for someone WITHOUT ASKING FIRST! Communication is the biggest lesson I'm learning here from you.

[@strawberryrhubarbpie]

I love how raw and honest you are! I loved these thank you

[@brittanyfowler3645]

All of these are so good and so spot on! I just love your wisdom, Tracy! I have experienced a lot of these as well. In planning my children’s birthdays, I usually don’t get a lot of help because people will ask what they can bring the day before. I have typically already gotten everything at that point. Or they will ask me if I need help setting things up an hour prior to the party. By then everything is already done. I have learned that if I want something brought or if I need help, to communicate that clearly and ahead of time. Also, our neighbors will shorten my husbands name so when they ask about him, I literally have to think for a moment & think who are they talking about? This video also came out at a good time for me because my husband & I were talking a few days ago about another faux pas you have mentioned in the past, buying perfume for someone! Every year my parents will gift me Perfume for my birthday and Christmas. I just smile and say thank you but don’t open any of them since the scents would agitate my sinuses. My husband says that they are just wasting money but I am trying to be polite. Is there a polite way that I can tell them to stop buying the perfume?

[@TracyHensel]

Thank you for sharing. I can only hope that your message gets read so that people who would like to help offer earlier. As for the perfume faux pas - Anything scented is a risky gift, especially a product you apply to the body. I encourage you to communicate with your parents now, instead of once the holiday season and shopping begins. You can attempt to communicate discreetly and indirectly first and see if it seems your parents picked up on it. That is typically the approach that I take.

[@brittanyfowler3645]

@@TracyHensel thank you so much for the reply!

[@biker5662]

I have significant skin allergies to fragrances. I tell my family this, in part because I don't want them to gift me fragranced items. For those friends of mine who like to gift me things on occasion, I'll sneak a little phrase (like "I have a skin allergy to fragrances") into a conversation, and it seems to work. 😊 Hoping you can find a solution before the holiday shopping begins. 🤗

[@fairysoulz4903]

That was so powerful. And even though I have done some of these things (even today 🤦‍♀️). I really appreciate your honesty. We really don't know what other people feel, even if it's something that may comfort us, it may not to others. Also a huge yes on baby clothes, I had so many unused baby clothes!

[@SoyJo2024]

I loved this ❤ please please do more of this videos, your message in this one has helped me tremendously to reflect in some behaviors that I definitely don’t want to be associated to me anymore. Big thanks 🙏🏽

[@PictureItPF]

I’m a Christina who goes by Tina. So annoying when I tell folks that and they call my Chris or Christy. Such a good tip!

[@jentorchh]

Thank you for your wisdom!

[@farahsounni9608]

Thank you so much Tracy ! I missed these kind of videos. It would be amazing if you could share more videos of this topics ! Sending you love ❤️

[@Vivian88749]

Bravo Tracy. 100% on ‘you’re in a better place’ and all! 👏❤️

[@HU-yc1uq]

I had a wonderful classy mother, but she passed away when I was just reaching maturity . . . I appreciate your perspective as a replacement😊

[@WhaleSquishy]

Your matter of fact frankness is wonderful and refreshing. Thank you for these great tips and always giving classy advice. ❤

[@AmbrosiaK]

I've thought of your 10 tips a few times, I'm glad to say I've avoided the "Don't go there!" one a few times, but I've made the mistake of "I know what you're going through" one couple of times. I really like this style of video and hope you make more.

[@amyfoxy1]

Love watching this video again always a pleasure listening to you Tracy

[@TracyHensel]

Thank you. I appreciate it. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

[@moniapadme]

Oh, boy. Another golden video! Please, keep them coming! I agree with every single tip on this video. Especially about referring to people with their full names, no shortenings. My name is Monika and I cannot tell you how many times I hear Mon, Moni or people write on my cups Monica. I did not give people permission to suddenly shorten my name just becuase THEY think it's cuter or sweeter...

[@jheavensfaith8801]

Wow very amazing tutorial idol Tracy keep the video coming it's quite amazing

[@suzannelevesque8368]

Oh yes, continue! That was fun! (and true!)

[@KenzieLorenz]

Great video Tracy! Please do more videos like this.

[@Nitbreaout]

Thank you for these tips, I’ve made some of these mistakes but now know better

[@juanita1203]

Thank you Tracy for this video. I find it very helpfull. I would like to see more videos about this topic. 😊 Have a nice weekend everybody.

[@crystalriver7772]

Please continue as great advice!

[@seeelsie1010]

Love the Life Tips. Please continue to share. Thank you!

[@chicanica64]

Thank you for these videos! Your videos cause all of us to elevate our manners.

[@stephanieluton4941]

Great tips! My mom taught us to ALWAYS address anyone as Mr. or Mrs. Last Name until they request to be called something different.

[@saintinlower48]

I LOVED this video - yes, keep the tips up! Thank you, Tracy. This was amazing. I knew most of these thing, but would also say that not only are these manners of a classy lady, but how Christ would want us to treat others (I know you're a Christian also). Well, with some of these suggestions anyway. They were fantastic! I totally agree! Wonderful video!

[@lorettaalexander4056]

Seriously , a message or tips that needs to be taken in consideration, Thank you .Challenging other people will change an outlook easily

[@lauraneaves6912]

So needed, Tracy, especially people chiming in with their bad experiences. Also someone in my life would give me something valuable they don't want like a diffuser (hey! I'm not using this, do you want it?) Sure, then when I try to get it going I realize it's broken. Also sometimes the same person would give me non perishables only to realize they are expired. 🙄 so, I REALLY appreciate thoughtful gift givers!

[@kimcoburn9798]

Not what I expected, but exactly what I needed to hear!! Thank you!

[@valeriestilwill3988]

Great content!! I will have a granddaughter in November. I will take your advice when buying her clothes. Love these videos, yes keep them coming!! 😊

[@delphihanna2618]

I agree with you, just keep to continue with that....we still need to learn. Thank you 💗

[@azobrn45]

Really good reminders from a classy lady and sadly to say my mouth has slipped and it’s good tips. Thank you!!

[@madelinereith3231]

Amen!!! I agree with EVERYTHING. If Everyone would put their own egos aside you probably wouldn't have had to make this amazing video

[@kwclove7623]

Please do more of these. I appreciate this so much. I was never taught either. ❤

[@MichCoccaBene]

Yes, please do continue to do more of these videos, I truly appreciate this type of content.

[@moniquedeguia-jones5570]

I love your videos, thank you!

[@ramavasudevan1225]

Thank you so much ! I have got many learnings from this video. Loved the content. Please do more such videos

[@linnybee8000]

I sometimes get a very dry throat that makes me cough to the point of nearly vomiting. I know, TMI. I, usually, carry gum with me so if I feel that coming on and don't have access to water, I can stop it from happening by chewing gum for a little while. Thank you so much for the tip about talking with gum in one's mouth. I did not know this and will know to discreetly remove it if I will have to talk to someone. Whew! I've been guilty of warning people off of something or someplace when I've had a bad experience. Not aggressively, as you demonstrated, but it wasn't appropriate or classy, either. Thank you for that tip, too. Loved the video. Please do more like this. I appreciate and learn from your advice. xo~linda

[@AJ.943]

This was actually a lot of fun! And I’m actually glad that you said these out loud….they were spot on; and I only hope the right people heard them, or will hear them! I am 52, and my goodness could I add another 10! Like you said; it’s without being rude, but just to perhaps get certain people to think a little bit, before acting or speaking. All with good intention. This would be a fun series. I would definitely enjoy! 😊 Have a wonderful weekend Tracy!

[@TracyHensel]

Thank you. I appreciate that you understood the message. It is absolutely with good intent. Many people just wish to know these things.

[@geralynp1]

Hi Tracy - YES, please continue with these videos. I love it!

[@Maija___]

Thank you for the video Tracy. 👍🏻 Couldn’t agree more about “they are in a better place”.

[@TinaA8807]

These tips were a great reminder for me! Please do more of these videos!

[@soumayaabou7976]

Thank you Tracy for this video and for sharing valuable and helpful content helping people to become the best version of themselves. I grew up without mother, I am 55 and I am still learning a d try to improve as a person as a woman as a mother. I really appreciated this video , actually as usual all your video's. Well done Tracy 👏👍👌. Thank you for helping us becoming the best version if ourselves. Have a nice day

[@makeupandtheology1821]

I so agree with this. Our society has lost its ability to agree to disagree.

[@diamondbriggs9112]

Yes, please continue with these videos. You are so amazing Tracy!

[@LaurenCrowley]

Love this video! The last tip was one so many people with friends or family with babies and small children really might never have considered and need to think about! I think many people go straight to buying a bit big thinking clothing will last longer, but it really doesn't work that way! Thank you for sharing your amazing content!