How to Develop Charisma: Be a Good Listener

How to Develop Charisma: Be a Good Listener

What role does the ability to listen play in charisma? What steps can you take to become a better listener? Although it may seem like you only need to be a good speaker to have charisma, a big part of charisma is actually being a charismatic listener. If you take a genuine interest in others, they will be drawn to you. Here are some tips on how to develop charisma by improving your listening skills.

Rachel Hollis: How to Manage Time More Efficiently

Rachel Hollis: How to Manage Time More Efficiently

Do you ever feel like there just isn’t enough time in the day to get things done? How can you get the most out of the time that you do have? One of the biggest excuses for not chasing your dreams is “I don’t have time.” In her book Girl, Stop Apologizing, Rachel Hollis explains that this isn’t a valid excuse for not working towards your goals. She has four children and still managed to build a business, become a motivational speaker, and become a bestselling author—and she shares her tips. Here are Rachel Hollis’s five tips for how to

How to Set Goals for Yourself: Start Here & Now

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How do you set goals for yourself? Where do you even start? How do you align your goals with your final destination? If you are lucky, you know what you want from life and you have no doubt that this path is the right one. But if you aren’t sure, it’s never too early to think about what direction you want to pursue in life. You can’t set goals for yourself if you aren’t clear about where you want to go. Here’s how to set goals for yourself and make sure you achieve them.

Are Your Personal Paradigms Truly Your Own?

Are Your Personal Paradigms Truly Your Own?

What are your personal paradigms? How do you see the world at a high level? At the root of your beliefs and behaviors are a collection of personal paradigms, which are influenced by your family, education, work, religion, friends, and culture. A personal paradigm is essentially the lens through which you see the world. If you don’t create your own self-paradigm, you’re left to piece together a self-image that’s based on the opinions and feedback you get from others. Read more to learn about the concept of a personal paradigm and how your paradigms affect your behavior.

Olivia Fox Cabane: How to Be a Charismatic Speaker

Olivia Fox Cabane: How to Be a Charismatic Speaker

What does it take to become a charismatic speaker? Which vocal styles are more charismatic than others? In her book The Charisma Myth, charisma expert Olivia Fox Cabane explains how to become a charismatic speaker. She says that you need to make the listener feel important, use a wide range of emotions, and speak with authority. Here are some tips on how to speak with charisma, according to Olivia Fox Cabane.

Brian Tracy: Goals! Quotes to Keep You Going

Brian Tracy: Goals! Quotes to Keep You Going

Are you looking for Goals! quotes by Brian Tracy? What are some of the most noteworthy passages worth revisiting? In Goals! How to Get Everything You Want—Faster Than You Ever Thought Possible, motivational speaker Brian Tracy shares the mindset and the steps that will help you reach your goals in the shortest amount of time. He believes that goal-setting requires changing your mindset, being clear about what you want, using visualization, and keeping track of your progress.  Here’s a selection of key passages—plus explanations to help you put them into context.

What Acceptance Means in Toltec Philosophy

What Acceptance Means in Toltec Philosophy

Do you know what acceptance means in the context of Toltec enlightenment? How does it relate to personal freedom? Acceptance of “what is” is the second stage of Toltec enlightenment. In The Fifth Agreement, don Miguel Ruiz and don Jose Ruiz discuss what acceptance means in this context and how to practice acceptance to reclaim personal freedom. Continue reading to learn what acceptance means in Toltec philosophy.

Stephen Covey: Habits Pave the Way to Success

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What are the seven habits of Stephen Covey? How can adopting these habits help you become more effective in both life and work? Stephen Covey’s habits are high-level, universal practices, and they encompass smaller habits that are more specific to each individual. The seven habits are designed to build from the foundation up—establishing a mindset, skills, and routines that help you identify and achieve the things that are most important to you.  Keep reading to learn how habits are formed and how you can make the most of Stephen Covey’s habits.

Rachel Hollis: Girls, Stop Apologizing & Making Excuses

Rachel Hollis: Girls, Stop Apologizing & Making Excuses

What four excuses does Rachel Hollis say you need to let go of? In what ways could you be sabotaging your own goals? In her book Girl, Stop Apologizing, Rachel Hollis outlines the most common excuses women make for not chasing their goals. She examines each excuse and explains why they are false and how they can be overcome. Here are the four most common excuses and why you need to stop making them.

Know Your “Why”: The Key to Staying on Track

Know Your “Why”: The Key to Staying on Track

Do you struggle to find the motivation to work on your goals? Do you often get sidetracked? Once you’ve figured out what goals to pursue and where to start, turn your attention to why you want to achieve them. The road to your goals can be long and arduous, so reminding yourself of your “Why” can keep you going despite the obstacles. Here’s how to know your “Why,” according to motivational speaker Brian Tracy.