About the Founder & Traditions

Greetings



My name is PercyLee Anderson, I`m the middle child of five siblings. I was born in the early 60`s during the end of the civil rights movement. I grew up in a time when children respected and greeted their elders. Values, Courtesy, Manners and Respect were a way of life.  It was a set of standards, that were passed down, taught, given and shared from generation to generation.  We were hit with two epidemics in the 80`s, Crack and HIV. A generation got lost, and along with that Values, Courtesy, Manners and Respect were lost too, but not for all.  A negative environment arose through the 80`s, 90`s, into the present and spread from the young to the old.  Me and a partner would discuss issues concerning the values and how they were lost and how they needed to be revived and brought back.  We wrote a few books, that covered some of these issues.  Then after a few years, I sat down and continued to write more on the basic with my first publication, People Learning Everyday Etiquette. Just to get people ( young and old) thinking and behaving in a correct manner. Then I decided to go deeper, it wasn`t just how people acted, it was on how some thought, and like I said from the young to the old.  That’s when I wrote, Positive Learning Equates Etiquette. It’s not only teaching, its reteaching, it`s directing and redirecting, it`s suggesting a better choice and lifestyle that once was, could be again for all.



Peace and Blessings,

PercyLee Anderson