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The first paradox of charisma is that trying to be charismatic has the opposite effect.
Zoe Chance • Influence Is Your Superpower: How to Get What You What Without Compromising Who You Are
Charisma is energy, energy from the heart zone. If the speaker has no feeling, he has nothing to transfer and hence he cannot create charisma. We shall endure, instead, only his dead sounds, or the sound of the trained television voice that is little better than dead. Charisma occurs when the speaker's feelings are transferred in their purest form
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The second paradox of charisma is the inverse of the first: You attract other people’s attention by giving them yours.
Zoe Chance • Influence Is Your Superpower: How to Get What You What Without Compromising Who You Are
Energy motivates but charisma inspires. Energy is easy to see, easy to measure and easy to copy. Charisma is hard to define, near impossible to measure and too elusive to copy. All great leaders have charisma because all great leaders have clarity of WHY; an undying belief in a purpose or cause bigger than themselves.
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realness: the integrity that stands behind your likability and guarantees its authenticity.
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In Greek, charisma translates as a “gift.” Rather than keep that gift to exploit for themselves, some charismatic people disperse it. They hand it out at social events, such as the holiday parties at this time of year, and use it to guide the energy of a shared occasion. I call these people vibe popes. Consider it a nondenominational title for thos... See more
Adrienne Matei • The Type of Charisma That Saves a Holiday Party
Energy motivates but charisma inspires. Energy is easy to see, easy to measure and easy to copy. Charisma is hard to define, near impossible to measure and too elusive to copy. All great leaders have charisma because all great leaders have clarity of WHY; an undying belief in a purpose or cause bigger than themselves.