What is charisma?
It is common that people do not agree on the definition of what “charisma” is in communication or in the social sciences, but in the end, charisma is the result of high communication and interaction skills with others, and since these skills can be learned and developed, developing your charisma is a matter maybe .
How do you become the owner of a charismatic personality?
Having a charismatic personality includes paying close attention to how you interact with others. The qualities that constitute charisma are being positive and arousing the admiration of others. People with a charismatic personality use their skills to attract people to their side, perhaps from a professional, ideological, or social angle. For these reasons, charisma is often linked to leadership skills, as being the owner of a charismatic personality may be an important characteristic for a successful leader. When you ask people to think of a charismatic person, most people think of a public figure such as a politician, a celebrity, or a successful leader. These people are often successful because of their charismatic personality, but there are also many “ordinary” people who possess a charismatic personality; Like the popular child in school, for example, the employees in the restaurant who earn the highest tips, and the popular person in the office who is everyone's friend. Some people have a more charismatic personality than others. We can sense charisma, but what are the factors that create it? This article reveals some of the characteristics of a charismatic person and how such qualities can be developed. . To have a charismatic personality means: to be confident of yourself: People with a charismatic personality are people who are confident in themselves, or at least have the ability to appear confident. Show optimism: As is the case with self-confidence, people with a charismatic personality are optimistic or have the ability to appear optimistic. Being an emotional actor: The ability to appear confident and optimistic when you do not feel that way requires a certain amount of “acting.” Being interesting and interested: Charismatic people are interesting in that others want to hear what they have to say, and also interesting in that they want to listen to what others have to say. Demonstrating intelligence: Since charismatic people want to be able to communicate effectively with others, they are usually good at starting conversations. They tend to be intelligent, with a constant knowledge of current affairs and general information that interests them. This makes for chatty and confusing beginnings of conversations. Sometimes easier. Being assertive: The power of charisma lies in the ability to make people want what you want or unite around a common cause. Attention to details constantly. Charisma revolves around attention to details, and the details of how interaction occurs between people. Being a charismatic person includes communicating energetically, showing passion and enthusiasm while using positive body language. It also includes thinking positively, possessing optimism and self-confidence, and being able to persuade and gain the respect and trust of others. We can all learn how to become more charismatic personalities by developing our skills in dealing with others through awareness and training. Remember, no matter how charismatic your personality is, you cannot make all people happy all of the time.
From Book 44 Amazing
