Charisma & Imposter Syndrome | Olivia Fox Cabane | Talks at Google
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Olivia Fox Cabane stops by the Googleplex to discuss her latest book: "The Charisma Myth: How Anyone Can Master the Art and Science of Personal Magnetism".
From Google Books:
An expert in the fields of charisma and leadership, Olivia Fox Cabane has lectured at Stanford, Yale, Harvard, MIT and the United Nations. A frequent keynote speaker and executive coach to the leadership of major companies, she helps people increase their ability to influence, persuade, and inspire others.
In The Charisma Myth, Fox Cabane breaks charisma down into its fundamental components, revealing the secrets to what charisma really is and how it works. From a base of thorough behavioral science, Fox Cabane extracts practical tools for business, giving you the charisma-enhancing techniques she originally developed for Harvard and MIT.
For more information about the book, please visit: www.CharismaMyth.com
For more information about Olivia Fox Cabane, please visit: www.AskOlivia.com
You can find her book in the Google Play Store here: goo.gl/BorlZ
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What is Charisma? - Presence. Power. Warmth.
How to be more present.
1. Focus on your toes.
2. Look into their pupils
3. In general 'People will accept whatever you project.'
How be perceived as more powerful
1. Power pose.
2. Alpha gorilla visualization.
3. Take up space.
How to be perceived as having warmth
1. You can't fake it. Too much body language. Picture a person,place, or thing that brings up emotion.
2. Method acting. Visualization. (Eyes)
3. Voice. Tonality & Pitch.
How to handle the Impostor Syndrome
1. Destimatization
2. Detach
3. Rewrite
Summary comments are one of those little things that make the world a better place.
Charisma is a DECISION, not a technique. It's a decision that you make way before you arrive to the event. It happens when you're by yourself and are reflecting on your life. It happens the moment you decide to put 100% of what is inside of you on the outside. In other words, you stop living in your head. When you are fully visible to people, that is the beginning of charisma. Add to that a drive to be a lifelong learner, and you will have something to share with people and help them. Charisma is not technique, but it's making your inner self visible and improving on that self so that it helps others. Bill Clinton would never have charisma just because he was "present." His charisma began long ago when he decided to try to change the world. It's what's in his head that makes him attractive, charismatic, not whether or not he is wiggling his toes to stay present.
This is great content, Google. Thanks for your services to mankind.
Pretty cool. I've always had confidence issues regarding public speaking and interaction for the exact reason she has pointed out. The knowledge of impostor syndrome has made me feel more confident. I'm going to try out some of these techniques as well.
Your comment is 10 y old and still only 3 likes XD
Instead of "giving the impression" that you care, why don't you simply decide to actually care? Non-charismatic behaviour emerges from self-interest. Change your intent and new behaviours will emerge.
Awesome vid! Alpha body language + empowering visualizations ALL DAY, AIR DAY!
Love the distinction that all you have to do when engaging is "alpha gorilla body language" to not appear arrogant is to bring your chin down so you're not looking down your nose at someone.
One question but what if someone finds it super difficult to take compliments?
"It really should not be that difficult people. Maths is not your forté, clearly!" Hmmm
+Jo Do I thought the same thing!
major cringe
She was a little nervous getting the talk but she plays it off pretty well so probably nobody noticed.
Does someone know what the presenter name is? Thanks in advance!
She appears unnatural, forced. She's definitely not gifted at social skills. But the book is valuable nonetheless.
Marcus oeaky and her or the best she is really a some and Marcus also
she seriously needs to work on the 'warmth' component of her formula
I would have to disagree. She doesn't need kindness charisma.
She's kinda hot.
Down bad
Treating your audience like teenage students. Patronizing, but informative.
I can tell she admires Clinton ..great talk
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‘How to be charismatic’
-The most uncharismatic person ever
What that saying " those who cant teacb do"
I nearly didn't watch this because of that annoying guy at the start (mustn't be charismatic), lucky I stuck it out.