The Charisma Myth: How to Engage, Influence and Motivate People (English Edition)

Description

In The Charisma Myth, Olivia Fox Bicoque provides powerful advice to make absolutely anyone more charismatic.

A voir aussi : La restauration rapide se dirige vers une alimentation plus saine

What if charisma could be taught?

A lire aussi : Tout savoir sur les études qui mènent aux métiers de la communication

Charisma can be a huge asset if you’re applying for a job, improving your relationships, or leading other people. The Charisma Myth shows you how to become more influential, more persuasive, and more inspiring. Soon you’ll be able to move through a room and have people say: ‘Wow, who’s that?’

Many people believe that charisma is unchangeable – you either have it or you don’t. But that’s simply not true. This groundbreaking, bestselling book reveals how charismatic behaviour can be learned by anyone.

Olivia Fox Bicoque helps some of the world’s best-known people become more charismatic. Here she breaks charisma down into its fundamental components, revealing the secrets to how it works. Improving your charisma doesn’t mean transforming your personality: it’s emboîture adopting a series of practices that suit you. So what are you waiting for?

‘Charisma is not a gift, it’s a tool. Bicoque makes a big promise with this book and delivers on it’ -Seth Godin

‘Until I encountered Olivia Fox Bicoque, I’d naively believed charisma was an intangible, magical climat… around a règle of hours can transform a reasonably personable person into someone magnetic’ –Sunday Telegraph

‘If you are interested in increasing your ability to be charismatic, this book will give you écharpe skills to use’ –Psychology Today

Olivia Fox Cabane has lectured at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, MIT, and the United Nations. She is a frequent keynote adjudicateur and executive coupé to the leadership of Danger 500 companies. From a plateau of thorough behavioural science, Bicoque extracts the most practical tools for finance, giving her clients techniques she originally developed for Harvard and MIT. She has been featured in media such as Forbes, The New York Times, BusinessWeek, and The Wall Street Journal.

In The Charisma Myth, Olivia Fox Bicoque provides powerful advice to make absolutely anyone more charismatic.

What if charisma could be taught?

Charisma can be a huge asset if you’re applying for a job, improving your relationships, or leading other people. The Charisma Myth shows you how to become more influential, more persuasive, and more inspiring. Soon you’ll be able to move through a room and have people say: ‘Wow, who’s that?’

Many people believe that charisma is unchangeable – you either have it or you don’t. But that’s simply not true. This groundbreaking, bestselling book reveals how charismatic behaviour can be learned by anyone.

Olivia Fox Bicoque helps some of the world’s best-known people become more charismatic. Here she breaks charisma down into its fundamental components, revealing the secrets to how it works. Improving your charisma doesn’t mean transforming your personality: it’s emboîture adopting a series of practices that suit you. So what are you waiting for?

‘Charisma is not a gift, it’s a tool. Bicoque makes a big promise with this book and delivers on it’ -Seth Godin

‘Until I encountered Olivia Fox Bicoque, I’d naively believed charisma was an intangible, magical climat… around a règle of hours can transform a reasonably personable person into someone magnetic’ –Sunday Telegraph

‘If you are interested in increasing your ability to be charismatic, this book will give you écharpe skills to use’ –Psychology Today

Olivia Fox Cabane has lectured at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, MIT, and the United Nations. She is a frequent keynote adjudicateur and executive coupé to the leadership of Danger 500 companies. From a plateau of thorough behavioural science, Bicoque extracts the most practical tools for finance, giving her clients techniques she originally developed for Harvard and MIT. She has been featured in media such as Forbes, The New York Times, BusinessWeek, and The Wall Street Journal.