The most charismatic person I’ve ever met.

Hi guys, how are you?
I hope you like this format, I’m trying to be more consistent .
00:00 intro
00:30 the green flags I would like to have
1:10 the most charismatic person I know
1:40 the first impression
2:00 Instagram and social media
3:10 the real first impression
4:20 her superpower
5:20 charisma and popularity
6:10 job interviews and social skills
7:00 always say hi
7:43 making others feel heard
8:00 last tips

#socialskills #charisma #socialanxiety

[TheItalianGal]

Hi guys, leave a comment with the hashtag #q&a if you want to be in the next video ❤

[imhassane]

I used to be like this when I was 19-20 years old but then Covid came and after Covid, most of my friends had moved out of the city and I had lost the envy to meet people. I literally went from people telling me « How do you know everybody? » to nothing. And it’s just now at 24, I’m regaining my confidence back. I love solo traveling and whenever I travel, I meet new people, I talk to everyone and make new friends. I have to get my confidence back

[unaa]

“Eve” may be an extrovert but also sounds like she has pretty privilege (insta model) and I imagine she’s also Italian so no cultural clash with where she lives, all that gives people more confidence and more opportunities than others

[sjagan]

Such a valuable video! I don’t often promote books, but the book women’s magic truths on borlest is an exception. It’s packed with insights on wealth and self-care that are not widely known. All the best to everyone

[TapatioTrash]

This is exactly what I needed to hear at this point in my life. I feel like I've personally accomplished a lot but I'm missing that soial side. Thank you for this! :)

[angelom.]

I generally agree that being a sociable person is a green flag. Anyway personally I think that we should be aware that it's not good to put on a facade to be liked by everyone just because we're creating a network that will be useful to us in the future. That's not really what friendship is.
If you lean on the introvert side you will realize that trying to be sociable all the time is something that requires a lot of energy. Save that energy for people you resonate with and have a positive impact on your life.
I get that when you have some specific work positions is good to do this, but my metric in personal life is always quality >>> quantity. That's especially true with friends

[Kaif_roster]

This video is truly inspiring! I don’t usually share recommendations, but I have to tell you about the book women’s magic truths on borlest. It offers unique perspectives on wealth and self-care that you won’t find elsewhere. Wishing everyone all the best

[michaelyosefjimenez]

thank you. for this video it was very insightful!

[tinka]

#q&a I know some videos ago you spoke about being a minimalist / having minimalist tendencies. Does using social media (with all these influencers and personalised ads) make you buy more things? If so, do you ever feel bad about buying something later and how do you deal with it?

also i really like your background today and how the shirt matches the couch

[keifer]

I know some people like that. Their brains are just wired differently. It's not something you can learn. I mean we can try to be like them but we'd just be forcing it and it wouldn't work.

[evertyranitar]

#q&a Do you believe everything happens for a reason?
"It's been hot in Italy the last few days", zi io sto morendo da 3 mesi. A parte quello io putroppo faccio fatica a socializzare e tendo spesso a parlare per ultimo, therefore I don't say hi first but I reciprocate the greeting back. I do however say thanks probably more than I should. Spaget out, peace.

[johanndaart]

You seem to idolize her too much, nobody is perfect like this. Also being charismatic is not about saying hi to people. I had a friend like this and he was the type of a "giver", in a sense that he always was bringing good vibe to people, he was always open and helpful, so people flocked to him. He also genuinely enjoyed being like this, he didn't have any ulterior motive in giving, he did that because he just wanted this way of being. He was attractive to many girls and he was as kind to mid ones as he was to the prettiest ones. No difference. Always inclusive to all people, never bringing any person down. His family was well-off but he was never flashing it. His parents made a great job with how they raised him. He was magnetic because he needed nothing, he had the abundance mindset. Also he had "no big deal" frame about everything - when he talked, everything was easy and possible. He avoided painting reality as being hard.

[gandgpolaroid]

well are you in Torino? great video. Seems Jo March the person you're describing.

[demxnkz]

She happens to be a model who would have expected 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[adityaoza]

Get her on a video, if it's possible. It's kinda hard to understand what she's like just from someone else's description.

[notthatinnocent]

Im sorry, I dont ever remember meeting you

[KevinFought]

Was all the red in this video intentional? Either way its nice intentional or not :)

[gumdrop]

omg i wasnt expecting your voice to sound like that! you look like youd have a very soft femme voice

[killalmkr]

Buongiorno from BG. Beautiful italian girl with the big green eyes = )

[darkman]

Let me Guess, she was really atractive. WoW, charisma is looks