This Mistake Makes You INSTANTLY Dislikable

Avoid these charisma mistakes so you can be more confident, likable and charismatic

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[CharismaonCommandShorts]

Find Your Charisma Style In 11 Questions👇

[q]

“You run slower then my grandma”
Me: “you ever try outrunning a crack head?”

[southtwo]

Charisma killer #3- thinking about strategies to increase the effects of your charisma.

[alexanderrahl]

"You run as fast as my grandma"
"I've _chased_ your grandma, that's a compliment."
"What?"
"What?"

[eukarika]

My grandma usually says I'm beautiful and I just say it's all thanks to her genes. And I always loved hearing her laugh.

[anandnarayananer]

Hogging all the attention is so relatable to Millie boby brown as in one interview she pushed Caleb McLaughlin to answer the question asked by reporter, as Caleb has to answer that, and in many occasions Millie had done like this

[Daveyjokes]

Charisma killer #3- not admitting that you don't know enough about a subject to form an opinion. I just can't be around people that "know everything" because the conversation is always one-sided, and they're never actually contributing to it.

[Dasrecord]

I love how this is basically about Larson lo

[nextlevelguypodcast]

Love these! I'd love to get you on the podcast sometime, love your content!

[beardedpanda]

I like how you use Bri Larson, I remember the video you did on her a while back about her being dislikable

[Joeygalvez]

When I was a unload team supervisor (3-3 man teams) when ever I was complimented on my numbers (quotas for trucks unloaded) being over the estimate Friday's, I'd always say "I lead 3 teams well because those guys believe in me and I in them. I give them my all and they in return. I'm nothing without them." But it's because I'm in the trenches with them. Alternating in positions in those trucks. Making sure I'm leading by example and able to learn from each other. I miss those guys.

[thekidveto]

I have depression n social anxiety n hate disappointing ppl / making em mad so that makes me naturally a like able person ig . Don’t really have anyone that dislikes me n everyone seems to wanna talk to me forever when I’m shaking on the inside but I can’t say shit bc im a nice person😂

[kingclan]

I know one of my coworker with charisma number 1. And I have charisma number 2, because I never want to give up. I need to start applying.

[JR-fdyf]

Imagine being that bothered about people liking you

[WillBlindYouWithLight]

It makes me freeze and I turn red Then my mind goes blank when I get a compliment.

[lathanturner]

I believe the reason why people hate Brie Larson is that she moralizes than all the other avengers.

[Rakuziio]

Guys it won't work as you imagine. It's better you research the whys and hows of it coz at the end of the day, these tips will prove useless (especially to those who really needs it) if you don't understand the essence of it. Coz it won't come out as natural most of the time and rather just turn your desired charisma into a weird aura and make you more of an odd ball.
Take it from me. I dwelled too much in these type of shit back in the day before graduation. Nearly became a sociopath. 💀

[brevjool]

brie larson stunts interview before chris hemsworth No, it really all came out of ignorance, to be honest. I didn’t realize that you don’t actually do your own, most people don’t do their own stunts in these movies. I thought you did, and I’ve never been a particularly elegant or athletic person. I’m just an introvert with asthma and felt like I needed to be able to do that. I just thought, “I don’t wanna be on set, and they ask me to do things, and I don’t know how to do it.” So I started training as soon as I could, which was right after I wrapped, so it basically started right as I wrapped picture, I locked picture on the film that I directed. I then went into that, which then turned into nine months of training. And nine months of just training-training, and three months of stunt training with the stunt team. We spent two hours every day, five days a week. And it wasn’t until … everyone just went along with it, and was like, “Cool.” It wasn’t until we started shooting, and I started doing all my own wire work stunts, and flips and stuff that people were like, “You know nobody, now we’ll tell you, nobody actually does this. We just didn’t want you to stop. But now that you’ve kind of accomplished this thing, we don’t normally do this.” And I was like, huh?

[ickess]

“You run slower then my grandma”
Well, at least I get out of bed for work

[brandynkoogler]

Love how there is so much footage of Larsen in this short video. The is an absolutely awful model for positive charisma.