Charisma

Charisma is a bright authority that people associate not with external instruments, but with a person’s personality. The energy coming from a person is strong, attracting people and attractive to people.

“He has charisma” — the expression means that a person makes a strong impression on people, they succumb to his charm and are ready to follow him. See Charismatic Leader

Development of charisma

There is an opinion that charisma is an innate quality that, if not given, can only be imitated, but cannot be developed. It is a myth. Many people who did not have any charisma in childhood became charismatic leaders.

The development of charisma is facilitated by:

• gaining inner freedom

This is self-confidence, the ability to do unconventional actions, thinking without limiting beliefs.

• high energy

High emotional tone, high tempo, freedom from muscle clamps, ease of passage of emotional energy through the body,

• eye-catching beauty

The beauty of gestures and movements, emotional expression and expressiveness,

• mind, adequacy.

A charismatic person with high energy, but without mind and beauty, turns into a senile person.

• the presence of a gift and a resource that gives an advantage over others.

Physical strength, certain abilities that are outstanding and appreciated by others, sometimes it’s just a leadership legend.

Secrets of Charisma

In human behavior there is a large, medium and general plan. Close-up — facial expressions, bright gestures (in the center of attention), the general plan — a man in full growth. A charismatic leader controls your zoom — you see the plan that is included in his plans, and switch plans at will.

Stalin — when his generals entered, he usually sat (middle plan). When it was necessary to perform, he got up and walked around (long shot), when he took out his toe, stuffed it with tobacco, tapped it and lit it — this is already a close-up. Therefore, Stalin was always a lot.