Always bring a punch line with you

It is recommendable to crack a joke in the middle of a serious or boring conversation.

Once in a while, people wait for somebody who can skew an intense discussion to make it lighter and more interesting.

If you can be that person, surely, you’d be the favorite of the crowd.

Just make sure that your jokes are clean and wouldn’t affect, discriminate, or humiliate anybody.

• The Power of Charisma

• Understanding the Power of Charisma
▪ Being extraordinary
▪ Encarta about Charisma

• How Charisma’s Spell Works
▪ Charisma can get other people to notice you
▪ Charisma can make you likeable
▪ Charisma influences
▪ Charisma can bring out the best in you
▪ Charisma and Lifestyle

• Essential Elements of Charisma Revealed
▪ SMILE
▪ Developing That Charming Smile
▪ BODY LANGUAGE
▪ Learning to Speak the Language of the Body
▪ GOOD SENSE OF HUMOR
▪ Building on that Positive Sense of Humor
▪ RIENDLINESS
▪ Being Friendly and Sociable
▪ CONFIDENCE
▪ Making You More Confident about Yourself
▪ BEING YOURSELF
▪ How Can You Be True to Yourself?

• Enhancing Charisma
▪ Physical Charm
▪ Be presentable at all times
▪ Maintain good personal hygiene
▪ Learn and practice proper posture
▪ Wear a proper scent
▪ Eliminate body-odor
▪ Stay healthy
▪ Smile
▪ Maintain proper hair care
▪ Customize and accessorize
▪ Discard the illusion of fatigue and exhaustion
▪ Finally, bring out that confidence
▪ Intellectual Influence
▪ Always bring a punch line with you
▪ Eliminate negativities
▪ Go on a five-minute vacation once in a while
▪ Always seek, never hide
▪ Equip yourself with relevant ideas
▪ Dream
▪ Desire to win
▪ Make healthy and sound decisions
▪ Be professional at all times
▪ Learn to be enthusiastic
▪ Social Appeal
▪ Don’t forget the simple gestures
▪ Remember who’s who
▪ Look back and sympathize
▪ Hey, listen
▪ Discuss, don’t argue
▪ Make others feel special
▪ Always be available
▪ Don’t be jealous
▪ Stay away from gossips
▪ Take it easy with criticisms
▪ Forgive and forget
▪ Show appreciation
▪ Be thankful
▪ Spiritual Power

• Overconfidence

• Summary and Conclusion

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