7 Charming Habits To Make People Feel Special Around You | STOIC PHILOSOPHY

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Do you want to build deeper connections and leave a lasting impression on people? In this video, we dive into 7 charming habits, rooted in Stoic philosophy, that will make others feel special around you. These practical yet controversial techniques will help you improve your social skills, strengthen relationships, and develop an irresistible charm—all while staying true to yourself. Learn how to engage in conversations that matter, make others feel valued, and master the art of subtle influence.

**Charming Habits Covered:**
1. Use Their Name Often, But Subtly
2. Listen to Understand, Not to Respond
3. End Conversations First, But on a High Note
4. Remember the Little Details
5. Be Vulnerable in a Calculated Way
6. Ask Deep Questions, But Don’t Answer Them
7. Embrace the Power of Silence

**Watch now to level up your charisma and make people feel truly special in your presence!**

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[stoicexcellencepath]

No. 1: Use People's Names Sparingly but Powerfully

No. 2: Listen to Understand, Not Just to Respond

No. 3: End Conversations First, but on a High Note

No. 4: Remember the Little Details

No. 5: Be Vulnerable, but in a Calculated Way

No. 6: Ask Deep Questions, but Don't Always Answer Them

[IWisdom-MotivationalQuotes]

May each of you watching this video be blessed with happiness, prosperity, and the fulfillment of your dreams.

[DarrellStock]

Thank you for your brilliant advice. You are truly remarkable in how you simplify how communication should be provided so that everyone benefits.

[KingStoic]

These stoic habits are simple yet poweful ways to connect with others and make them feel truly valued.

[scottskinner]

I acted in the ways you suggested from a long way back, partly intitally out of shyness, but later simply because I enjoyed it and got a buzz from making people feel good. It was never a strategy, or in any way manipulative, to gain advantage, as unfortunately seems to be your main driver.

[StoicWisdom-]

Charm isn’t about being overly nice, it’s about making people feel seen. Subtle use of their name and genuine listening can make all the difference.

[UltimateStoicism]

Is it really manipulative if it makes people feel good about themselves?

[matshidisoankie]

What an informative video i will embrace my qualities to listen more effectively and allow others open up i am refering to the author by DaleCarnegie book people need to be understood and appreciated❤❤

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[markroberts]

, 😂, I am not, a conversationalist, , , quite, boring to most folks... And??? I DON'T CARE!!!😂

[washington]

I dont think its a good idea to force people into saying they dont wantt your friendship. The subtle clues should have been enough.

[jenniebodzick]

The sound of this AI voice is hard on my ears. Can’t do these.

[gricosandrinotereno]

Just be your self stop caring what others thingking about you, . Trying to do these even you arent is wasting of time and energy.,