How To Show Your Leadership Charisma

Leadership charm is a very non-verbal way of communication.

A study shows that only 7% of human's emotional communication ability is expressed through language. 37% is the word that you emphasize in your speech. 56% is totally independent of words.

That is to say, more than half of the leaders' charisma is built not in what you say, but in your speechless performance.

When you enter a room, you immediately know that all the people there are staring at you. Do you feel good?

When you walk into someone's office, you can be sure that the other person will have a pleasant smile, then stretch out your hand to press the key on the walkie talkie, and say to your secretary, "I will not answer the phone for a while."

Is your feeling wonderful at this time?

At a company meeting, when the participants debated over a certain topic, you said, "I think so."

The whole conference room was instantly silent.

How did you feel at that time?

That is the charisma of leadership in a job, a special talent.

It gives you the ability to capture other people's imagination and win support and trust for you.

It is a form of authority, like law and tradition, which make people behave in an awesome way.

How can you expand your leadership charisma and make others aware of your affinity and attraction?

Like any business skill, you can learn and cultivate your leadership charisma.

The following strategies can help you create the magic charisma of Leadership: to maintain the iconic presence, the people in the house begin to examine you when you enter a room.

They observe your posture of walking, your manner, and they pay attention to your wearing.

This may seem ridiculous and pointless, but it is not.

Before you speak, the overall temperament you show is profound.

According to personal image experts, more than half of your first impressions are influenced by your external image.

Product managers spend millions of dollars and thousands of thousands of hours to find suitable packaging for their products to attract consumers' attention, and your shape is your product package.

"Anyone who makes the market will tell you that the 85% paction of the first business is affected by the appearance of the product, and that the 85% of the second products of the same product will be affected by the quality and connotation of the product.

So, first of all, packaging is the next thing.

You have to ask yourself how you can get someone to pick you out of the shelf, not the boxes next to you.

Susan, the founder of TheWinningWay.

Scribner (SusanScribner) explained.

You cultivate a personal style that makes you feel comfortable. This style can properly express you and the image you want to show.

Your personal style is closely related to your company and is a symbol of your company.

When you have formed your own style, everyone can see your style. It is also incorporated into your appearance and becomes your trademark.

The key to shaping good manners is to determine what kind of company image you want your style to show. Do you want to show a noble, sophisticated temperament or want to be a serious CEO in someone else's eyes?

It is only the first step in developing leadership charisma to control the body language and create a symbolic presence.

You must also pay close attention to the information conveyed by your body language.

If your body language shows a lack of self-confidence, your credibility and professionalism will be questioned.

Martha, President of WomenPresidents, Organization, is an expert in communication.

Firestone (MarshaFirestone) said: "a specific message can be pmitted by a variety of non-verbal behaviors.

If there is a continuous nonverbal behavior that expresses positive signals in a particular communication, then this communication is bound to develop in a positive direction.

This nonverbal signal can destroy your success in a matter of seconds.

For example, nervous fidgeting is a problem for many managers, which makes them seem to lack confidence, and this image puzzle is hard to overcome.

"Research shows that when a person keeps tinkering with his hands and feet, it means he wants to escape from this exchange site," Dr. Firestone said. "This is a signal of fear, uneasiness and fear."

When you enter a room with a "I can control this" attitude and feel relaxed about your performance, this restlessness is almost completely gone.

Then you will pass on a message that you can cope with.

Similarly, this principle of control can also be applied to situations where you attend a meeting or attend a conversation.

It is probably the most important factor to help you establish special connections with others.

Leaders of charisma know how to control their eyes and make themselves look like the most important figures in the world.

There is nothing more humiliate than talking to a person, but the other person refuses to look straight at your eyes.

Focus your attention on your conversation partners to show respect and show that you are interested in the topic.

Avoid staring at the floor or ceiling. Do not glance at the room to find a more important person.

A straight person shows a confidence, while everyone likes a confident person.

At the same time, it also shows your integrity and honesty.

When you smile, you will not be in a bad mood.

When you are faced with a smiling person, it is hard for you not to smile at him.

Smiling makes people feel welcome and happy.

But smiling at people also depends on the situation, otherwise it will backfire.

Sometimes, smiling makes you look nervous and helpless, especially when you laugh too much.