There are so many ways someone can be charming, persuasive and likeable.
Oh, so many ways.
In Flavours of Charisma, I outline eight of them.
One stands out as being the most fun – by far. This is the Life of the Party, called that because…
Well, you could probably guess.
But here’s the thing:
It may in fact be the most fun, but it has some risks to it. There are obvious dangers to showing up to a networking event with a half-empty bottle of rum in one hand, a kebab in the other and a traffic cone on your head.
Dangers to your charisma, I mean – not just to your liver and rap sheet.
Some folks love the Life of the Party. Some don’t. When you know who is least likely to find that charming and why, you can smooth out the rough edges.
You can love life while still befriending the calmer, quieter, more serious types.
I outline a few ways how in Flavours of Charisma – my guide to the multifaceted nature of human-to-human relating. Charisma isn’t always just the suave guy in a suit delivering smooth-as-oil pickup lines at a bar.
If you think about the popular, respected and influential people you know, you’ll see they’re popular in different ways.
Flavours of Charisma shows you how you’re already potentially popular, how to build on that and how to round out the flaws in your style.
After all, plenty of folks find the guy in the suit cheesy.
The best style of charisma changes to fit the person in front of you. What could be more influential than someone who sees who you are and responds appropriately?
Something to consider as you get your hands on Flavours of Charisma here:
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