<ul><li>Charisma is a skill you can learn. Becoming charismatic requires you to change while also staying true to yourself.</li><li>Distinguished communicators often fall into one of five charismatic archetypes.</li><li>To boost your conversation skills, set a high-energy vibe, give the other person something to react to and don’t take questions too literally.</li><li>Improve your comedy skills, as humor is helpful in any type of communication and can act as a pressure release tool.</li></ul>

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<ol><li>High-conviction type, like Steve Jobs, believe strongly in what and why they’re doing; they also seem to know the future. Other people want to be around them</li><li>Authentic type – They say things they feel are true, even if it’s an unpopular opinion that puts them at a social disadvantage. Most people trust this type implicitly.</li><li>Comedian type – they have this charismatic characteristic have a great sense of humor</li><li>Energetic type – They bring a bold vibe to the room and draw others to participation</li><li>Empathetic type, like Oprah Winfrey, create a safe space for to open up, and people love them for it</li></ol>

Distinguished communicators often fall into one of five charismatic archetypes.

<ol><li>Establish a high-energy vibe, right from the outset. </li><li>Learn how to respond charismatically to standard questions, such as “Where are you from?” and “What are you doing for a living?”  Provide them with a layered “velcro” answer to which they can attach themselves. Prepare well-crafted responses to these sorts of standard questions. </li><li>In informal conversations, most people don’t want an interaction that feels like a job interview. So the 3rd hack is to not take questions too literally. Choose to answer a question in a non-literal fashion or purposefully misinterpret it. </li></ol>

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Improve your comedy skills, as humor is helpful in any type of communication and can act as a pressure release tool.Humor can help release tension in a wide array of touchy social interactions such as a debate or a difficult conversation. Remember that when things get heated, it’s time to crack a joke.“People want to have much more fun than they are having...so if you could be the person that breaks them out of a serious moment…they are going to appreciate you [and] want you around more. ”

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Don’t be afraid of fun. Think of your back and forth almost like an improvisational comedy skit in which your conversational partner can participate. You can prime yourself by watching your favorite comedy or comedian before you interact with another person. If you are really serious about becoming more masterful at humor, you can take an improv comedy class.

To boost your conversation skills, set a high-energy vibe, give the other person something to react to and don’t take questions too literally.

Boost conversation skills

People are not infinitely malleable in their charisma levels. Even the best charisma coaches won’t turn Mark Zuckerberg into Will Smith; but they can help people improve their charisma dramatically through small but continuous changes.

Some people have a natural ability to inspire other people, make them laugh or attract their attention. They are innately charismatic. Yet charisma is also a skill you can learn. Becoming charismatic requires you to change how you present yourself to others, while, at the same time, retaining the essence of your true self.Start by considering the events and influences that shaped your personality. Much of your sense of self may be more conditioned than innate. It is possible to stay true to your innate characteristics and work on altering any problematic habits that inhibit your charisma.

Charisma is a skill you can learn. Becoming charismatic requires you to change while also staying true to yourself.

What characteristics make a person charismatic? Exuberance, expressive body language, empathy, a passionate voice? Some people are naturally charismatic, but charisma is also a skill you can learn.

Have you ever encountered someone with magnetic charisma?The type of person that you just immediately liked and trusted? That commanded respect without hardly uttering a word? Maybe you've even felt something like it before....like everything you said was engaging and made people laugh. Like people were just drawn to you. Do you want to know how to turn that personal magnetism on at a moment's notice? Then this book is for you! Charisma on Command will teach you how to tap into your charismatic potential so that you can turn it on whenever you want. It draws on analysis of the most charismatic people in the world, including Steve Jobs, Bill Clinton, Russell Brand, Oprah Winfrey, Martin Luther King, Tony Robbins, and more. You'll learn the mindsets, body language, and exercises that can make you the person others are drawn to. The type of person you might meet for a minute, but remember for a lifetime.

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