21 Ways To Command Respect When You Enter A Room (Even If You Know No One!)

In today's video, we give you 21 fool-proof ways to build your charisma and earn respect from anyone in the room.

Video Summary:
0:32 - Tip #1 Know your purpose
1:09 - Tip #2 Believe in yourself
1:52 - Tip #3 Dress like the man in charge
2:37 - Tip #4 Call your safety
3:08 - Tip #5 Bring your own crew
4:00 - Tip #6 Start talking to people
4:17 - Tip #7 Acknowledge people
4:32 - Tip #8 Give yourself margin
5:09 - Tip #9 Enter the room with a direction
6:13 - Tip #10 Introduce yourself
6:23 - Tip #11 Remember people's names
7:08 - Tip #12 Speak to be heard
7:44 - Tip #13 Speak slowly
8:05 - Tip #14 Use pauses
8:36 - Tip #15 Don't hide or fidget
9:25 - Tip #16 Lean in
9:45 - Tip #17 Sit in the right place
10:01 - Tip #18 Become a great storyteller
11:00 - Tip #19 Use hand gestures
11:32 - Tip #20 Don't scan during a conversation
11:47 - Tip #21 Be willing to end the conversation
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[RealMenRealStyle]

How do you make a PROPER introduction?
Comment below!

[jadenlesser]

Being 17 years old, if I even follow some of these tips I’ll for sure be the most mature and respected in class. Thank you!

[deliriumtremens]

"Speak to be heard, speak clearly, and speak slowly" nails it on the head for me.

[karlbrundage]

It may sound silly, but if you have the opportunity to take an improvisational acting class you should do so. It's amazing what it will give you in terms of confidence, projection and communications skills.

[brentkingston]

Most enjoyable video. I especially liked the phrase: “know your purpose”.

[chuyimuyi]

I have really changed my personality, thanks to you.. now I feel more confident and I hold my self respect without becoming rude.. life long thankful to you

[Wiinajamizzi]

Thanks for this video, Antonio. I'm an introvert, and I tend to avoid what feels like intruding or imposing on others. I find that the thing I have to work on is approaching groups of strangers. The tip you gave regarding physical space between individuals as an indicator to what kind of conversations to join into was on point.

Also, I wasn't even aware about perceived weakness when lingering in boring conversations. Ironically I feel selfish if I leave a conversation when other people are in the middle of speaking.

As an artist I tend to let my work do most of my talking, but that's made me complacent.Thank you so much for providing us with this free masterclass. I'd love to check it out and improve on making a pressence and commanding respect & attention.

[PracticalInspiration]

Great point on finding group conversations where people aren't too close together, great way to identify whether they want privacy or not

[TheLastRoman]

"You can be underdressed, but never overdressed" Roger Stone.

[pieterwesterink]

As a referee in field hockey this is also very usefull. You want to have the respect from the beginning so your autorithy is being listened to and have control over everyone on the pitch to have a nice and safe game.

[AmanSingh]

Antonio, dude. You are seriously doing God's work. I have learned a lot from you man, from fashion to character development skills.
Kudos to you man. :)

[themanwithpan]

Dont think it too much what to do. Just be yourself and authentic! It works for me.

[SChome]

This is something I often struggle with. Thanks for making this video.

[faktCheck]

All the points discussed are very crucial.! well said.!

[OBZRV]

I must be getting weak or soft because the "Call Your Safety" tip made my eyes tear up. My safety was my old man when he was alive.

[jpjp]

Insert pauses:
How does one handle it when someone constantly interrupts when you insert a pause? (Even very small ones.)

[chaddfry]

I too had trouble with Rs and Ws since 1st grade, but learned to embrace it, and it's something that makes me a little unique.

[pareenmehta]

100% informative, solid content and being among first 600 people to watch, is amazing .

[akualovepeace]

Thank you I'm a cleaner but I adopt these attitude and it helps me a lot I feel comfortable and feel at home when at work 👍

[MsChloeVEVO]

So i'm a really young woman (22yo) working in a man industry being an assistant manager and the youngest of the company.... that makes it very hard for me to be listened and taken seriously... hopefully this helps !