Being a gentleman isn't just being a nice guy, or aconsiderate guy, or the type of guy someone might take home to meet their mother.A gentleman realizes that he has the unique opportunity to distinguish himself fromthe rest of the crowd. He knows when an email is appropriate, and when nothingless than a handwritten note will do. He knows how to dress on the golf course,in church, and at a party. He knows how to breeze through an airport withoutthe slightest fumble of his carry-on or boarding pass. And those conversationalicebreakers--"Where do I know you from?" A gentleman knows better.Gentlemanliness is all in the details, and John Bridges is reclaiming the ideathat men--gentlemen--can be extraordinary in every facet of their lives.
