12 TIPS ON HOW TO USE CHARISMA

WHEN YOU GIVE PRESENTATIONS

I have selected the science around charisma, especially for you, who will give presentations and want to be good at it. This has been in several media before. Here we go:

Empathize. Reflect the sentiment of the group – listen to group concerns, stories, desires, struggles.

Show moral conviction – show your intention to do the right thing.

Expect the best – set audacious goals for both yourself and your audience. And assure with confidence that they can be achieved.

Tell stories and anecdotes – engage and capture your audience with real-life stories.

Use metaphors and analogies – help your audience understand the message in terms of experiences which they already know.

Use contrast – define yourself (your ideas) clearly by emphasizing what you and your ideas are and what they are not.

Organize content into triads – leverage the rule of 3 to make your message easy to remember.

Ask rhetorical questions – prompt your audience with questions to get them cognitively involved.

Smile –All the way up to your eyes

Use gestures – use clear gestures that strengthen your presence and your message.

Use facial expressions – express emotions in tune with your content.

Animate your voice – Modulate tone, volume, pacing, and pauses for emphasis.

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