Being self-aware helps individuals play to their best qualities and hide weaknesses. Awareness of your ideas, feelings, and how your actions influence others is self-awareness.
Warmth is key to charm. Warm individuals are friendly, kind, and understanding. Warmth comes from optimism and excitement.
Charisma may indicate competence—power, capacity, and intellect. Competence is leadership. Think about Steve Jobs' forceful, no-nonsense expertise. That dude gets things done.
Open and easygoing body language characterizes charm. This boosts charisma by increasing trust and likeability. People are engaged by showing and utilizing hands while speaking.
A charming person knows where they feel best and where they like to meet others. Networking at a conference is pointless if you despise meetings.
Charisma makes people listen to whatever they say. Active listeners often make you feel like the sole individual in the room or the most important or exceptional person.
Charismatic people talk jokingly to calm others. Active conversation relieves everyone in difficult circumstances, which endears individuals.
Emotional self-regulation is crucial to charm. Charismatics are self-controlled. They are impulsive and measured as needed.
This quality is really likeable. Treating the server who hands you a drink at a party the same way you speak to the host earns you friends—unless you offend them both!
The correct level of eye contact indicates trustworthiness, care, and curiosity. Be natural but straightforward.
Remember Keanu Reeves' touching Walk of Fame speech in Canada. He honors the people & places that shaped him at every chance.
You may be more remembered if you remember a name!