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  One of the behaviours that we need among others is charisma. Have you heard about it? If you do congratulation, but if you don't, keep reading this article. Charisma is the personal quality of being able to attract, influence, and charm around you. Usually, it is easy to identify when someone is charismatic. 

  These behavioural traits can be learned by anyone, such as self-awareness, active listening, and treating each person to encounter with equal respect. A charismatic personality is someone who displays both social and leadership skills. They have warmth and competence that engages. Despite charisma is not merely a trait of celebrities or extroverts person, charisma is a learnable skill and so important. Why is that?

  Charismatic people are emotionally intelligent. Charismatic people usually put people at ease. They have to do with body language, tone of voice, or being a good listener. However, the researchers suggest that a big part of affective presence may be how people regulate emotions. Leaders with charisma can put someone at ease by finding a positive solution, without suppressing their own emotions. They know how to actively listen and make people feel special. 

  Respect and inspire everyone. A charismatic person inspires and motivates followers to perform at high levels and to be committed to the cause. Charismatic people inspire action in others. They make others believe in what they are doing to inspire them to help them achieve their goals. Leaders with charisma have teams that are better at sharing information, which leads to more innovation. If they bring it to the workplace, you'll inspire their team to evolve.

  Skilled communicators. A charismatic person is a skilled communicator, keep this in mind. They speak clearly, and carefully, and ensure that each statement has a purpose. When they speak, their listeners perk up and pay attention. They are also aware of their body language. Good posture and maintain eye contact when speaking. No matter what the situation, they strongly articulate their goals and vision.

  Bottom of the line, being charismatic involves communicating dynamically, with passion and enthusiasm whilst displaying positive body language. It involves positivity, self-confidence, and optimism for others. People are willing to support you if you learn and try this personality. Thank you for today and as always have a nice day 😀.


References:

  1. Staff, M. and Staff, M. (2019) 3 Reasons Charisma Is The Most Impactful Quality All Great Leaders Have, Minutes - Insights from the internet's brightest minds. Available at: https://minutes.co/3-reasons-charisma-is-the-most-impactful-quality-all-great-leaders-have/.
  2. Charisma (2022). Available at: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/charisma.
  3. Edwards, V. (2022) The Charismatic Personality: 12 Traits You Can Master, Science of People. Available at: https://www.scienceofpeople.com/charismatic-traits/.


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  1. AnonymousNovember 11, 2022 at 10:19 PM

    This was interesting! Great post as always!

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