9 Valuable Life Lessons We Learned From Kelly Kapoor On 'The Office'
It's been exactly 11 years since we first heard Michael Scott drop a "that's what she said" line. On March 24, 2005, "The Office" aired on NBC and changed our lives and perceptions of paper companies forever.
During its run time, "The Office" won five Emmys, a Golden Globe and two SAG awards, among many others.
But you know who else won highly-coveted awards? Kelly Kapoor, the business bitch.
In 2002, Kelly won the Spicy Curry Award at the annual Dundies and in 2010, she won the Sabre Minority Executive Training Program "Print In All Colors" position. She is truly a Scranton Cinderella story.
Kelly opened our eyes to a level of confidence we never knew existed, she taught us how to get the attention we deserve and how to look fabulous, even under fluorescent lighting.
Here are nine important lessons we learned from the legendary Kelly Kapoor.
She taught us the art of the insult.
We learned saying less isn't actually saying more.
She taught us to prioritize the important things in life.
We learned valuable social cues and proper etiquette.
Kelly taught us to always let people know when we look good...
...even though, sometimes, people will try to take that from you.
We learned it's important to set realistic, attainable resolutions for ourselves.
Kelly taught us to speak up if we see something we want.
And, finally, Kelly taught us the key to handling whatever life throws our way.
