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Super Charismatic People Do These 5 Things Everywhere They Go
Use The Full Power Of Body Language
- Learn how to use body language to better illustrate stories and make them more powerful.
- A straight posture communicates confidence, while curling or hunching communicates its lack.
- Have an easy smile.
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To master the art of personal magnetism
- Speak slowly. Visualize the slow, emphatic tone of a judge delivering a verdict.
- Pause. Those who show confidence often pause for a second or two between sentences.
- Drop intonation. Lowering the tone of your voice at the end of a sentence sounds confident. You can even lower your intonation midsentence.
- Check your breathing. Try not to breathe through your mouth as it can make you sound breathless and anxious. Instead, inhale and exhale through your nose.
- Smile. Smiling projects more warmth in your voice. It's even worth doing when on the phone.
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Be A Good listener
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Tell Great Stories
Keep yourself informed and speak with conviction. Use words like “I am sure” vs. tentative words like “I think, I hope and I feel.” Use humor, even if it is self-deprecating.
Don’t: Confuse humor with bad joke telling. And don’t overdo on the self-deprecation to the point you push yourself out of the conversation that it takes away from who you are.
Use Body Language
Be open, approachable, gracious and graceful. Walk up to someone, smile, make eye contact, shake hands. Introduce yourself by saying your name.
Don’t: Overdo it. When you smile, be authentic. If your smile is not in your eyes, people will know you're faking it.