The Art of Manliness
The Cues That Make You Charismatic
Nov 22, 2023
Communications expert Vanessa Van Edwards, author of "Cues: Master the Secret Language of Charismatic Communication," shares her insights on enhancing charisma. She discusses the essential blend of warmth and competence for effective interactions. Listeners learn about subtle social cues that can project confidence, such as posture and vocal tone. Vanessa highlights how even small details, like the distance between earlobes and shoulders, influence perceptions. Key strategies for crafting engaging communication and personal presence are explored, making connections smoother and more appealing.
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Quick takeaways
- Leaning forward and angling the body towards the speaker signals engagement and respect, creating a warm and approachable impression.
- Using a neutral or downward vocal inflection conveys confidence and competence, while avoiding uptalk ensures effective communication and prevents misinterpretation.
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Nonverbal cues: Leaning and fronting
Leaning forward and angling the body towards the speaker are nonverbal cues that signal engagement and respect. These cues encourage collaboration and make the speaker appear more warm and approachable.
