Charisma King: Manage Social Anxiety & Social Phobia, Build Charisma & People Skills, and Create a Social Circle, Friends & Acquaintances
By Armani Talks
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Table of Contents
IntroductionPart 1: Working On You- Tackling the Heart of Charisma
- Signs of a Nice Guy
- Why Being Selfish is a Good Thing
- How to Stop being a Loner
- Creating Your Voice
- Is Introversion Holding You Back?
- Are Y
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Charisma King - Armani Talks
Introduction
What is Charisma?
Charisma has a lot of interpretations in the real world.
It goes from definitions of a person being funny, popular, good with the ladies etc.
When there are too many definitions, then often times, we are missing out on the fundamentals.
The common definition of charisma by the masses is not incorrect by any means. But is there a particular definition that can hit all those sub section descriptions?
I believe so.
In my eyes, charisma comes down to leaving people better off than you found them.
That’s it.
What’s ironic is that us humans find this to be a VERY difficult task.
‘Why do you think that is?’
Because it requires us to do less, not more.
Listening to others, asking genuine questions & knowing the art of laughing at ourselves are big keys.
But it’s not rocket science.
Us humans are experts at complicating simplicity. Social skills is all about simplicity.
The complex ones wither away and die a very uncharismatic death.
In the Charisma King, we are going to be talking about the nitty gritty fundamentals of social skills.
Not just learning a few lines that may work on one group & fall flat with another.
Instead, we are going to be talking about the EVERGREEN fundamentals.
The concepts in Charisma King are points and frameworks that are applicable to a global standard.
Ultimately, human nature doesn’t change too much. A human doesn’t fall too far from the tree.
Let’s understand how to remove the excess beliefs and cut straight to the core.
We all have a Charisma King buried within, let’s find a way to unlock it.
Part 1
Working On You
Tackling the Heart of Charisma
At a core level, the charismatic person has their life worked out or is working towards getting their own mess sorted out.
Those who put on an act to show a charismatic person are surface level humans. They are Charisma Jesters.
The clowns.
Not really the Kings though.
In order to develop your charisma, the very first thing you need to do is adopt the mindset of taking accountability.
The good things in your life, acknowledge it.
The bad things in your life, accept it & understand it.
Communication skills is a game of going IN to going OUT.
When we think of communicating, we just picture talking to others. But that’s the poor strategy to have.
Just focusing on others will have you having a multibranched approach & always worrying about what to say ‘right.’
Focus on yourself. Understand yourself inside and out and you’ll find it MUCH easier to understand how other humans work too.
This chapter is going to be tough because we have to look at our weak sides.
Our weak sides healed leads to our strengths. Let’s turn those Ls into Ws.
Signs of a Nice Guy
Agrees with everything
Giggles a lot
Fidgety body language
Talks fast
Avoids eye contact
Says ‘I guess’ a lot
Always asks for permission
Pushover
Closet snake
Waits for others to make decisions
Has no life purpose
Bottles up anger
‘Dang you literally described me to the tee. But I always thought being nice was a good thing?’
Not quite. Being kind is a good thing.
‘Aren’t they the same?’ Nah...
The nice guy will navigate around the truth because of the unpleasant feelings associated with it.
The kind guy will tell the truth despite the unpleasant feelings associated with it.
Being nice seems very good on paper. But in reality? It makes your life much harder. Human nature does not take kindly to nice guys.
‘How do you know this?’
Because I used to be the nice guy. And plenty of people that you consider confident were once nice guys themselves.
They were highly agreeable, a people pleaser & allowed other opinions to dictate their reality.
‘Do you know the core reason for being a nice guy?’ Ya. You lack a life mission. It ALL starts with that.
When you lack a life mission, you are an aimless bag flowing in the wind. You aren’t quite sure what the point of life is. So your brain assigns your life value thru the opinions of others. Which is why you are EXTRA cautious about getting their approval.
-You agree with things that you disagree with.
-You laugh a lot hoping they will like you quicker.
-You ask them for permission because you think you are not worthy of being assertive.
All because you want them to like you.
‘Well, are they liking me??’
Nope. Exact opposite. They are repulsed by you. ‘Repulsed?? Why?’
Because of human nature. To their conscious mind, you are doing all the right things. But to their subconscious mind? Something doesn’t seem right. Their subconscious mind can tell that you are being fake. Which is why they FEEL weird around you.
You seek their approval, but you get the exact opposite. You become a doormat in the social world. Becoming a doormat from the people that you crave acceptance from kills your self-esteem.....
But I’m here to tell you that doesn’t have to be the case! You just need a life purpose. You need to find your north star.
Once you do, your mind will focus more on the north star than other people’s opinions.
Once the refocus happens, proving your worth to others becomes LAUGHABLE. Instead, something magical happens.
‘What?’
You see if others are worthy of entering your world. That’s when you take back control of your life.
When you take back control, you give off a different ENERGY to the world. You are much more poised, calm & confident. Others are now drawn to you. Get it?
YOU ARE MOST LIKED WHEN YOU DON’T CARE IF YOU ARE LIKED.
Now with this new power comes great responsibility. Use your confident energy to construct not destruct. Build yourself up & empower others along the way.
But ALWAYS keep it real:
With that being said, if you’re the nice guy, don’t beat yourself up. That does nothing. Go on & do something about it!
Get off your ass & experiment until you find something that clicks with you. Once you find it, do it a lot and master it!
-Finding your North Star 101.
Once you tackle the root of the problem, the side effects of the Nice Guy will melt away.
You will attract, no longer chase.
You will command respect, rather than seek it. You will feel whole.
Life will never be the same.
Why Being Selfish is a Good Thing
I remember a few years ago, I was stuck between 2 roads. I didn’t know which path to choose:
Selfish or Selfless?
My entire life, I was told by society that being selfless was the way to go.
Be selfless & good things will happen to you Armani! Just give back & people will do the same.
‘So did you do it?’ Ya.
I spent years as the ‘nice guy.’
You know, the guy that is a pushover, giggles at everything & is a people pleaser?
Well, that was me.
Your boy genuinely thought being nice was going to get him ahead in life.
I was behaving just how society wanted me to. I was bound to get ahead soon, right?
Wrong.
To my shock, the exact opposite began to happen. I wasn’t respected by my fellow peers.
I wasn’t getting ahead.
But most importantly, I was not feeling happy.
‘Damn, so are you saying that society lied to you?’ That’s exactly what I am saying.
Society lied to me by saying I needed to be selfless. Well, let me rephrase that.
Society misguided me by telling me that I needed to be selfless.
‘But bro. You always preach empathy. Are you saying being selfless is a bad thing?’
Nope.
Being selfless is needed.
But first, you need to be selfish.
Where Society Misguided Us
When you are selfless from the get-go, you get a nice guy. Why?
Because you have nothing to offer.
You are someone who has not invested enough energy in building themselves up yet.
How can you possibly provide value to others when you can’t even provide value to yourself?
‘Uh...’
Exactly, your service will be subpar at best.
Which is why you need to be selfish first:
Look out for your own needs first.
Invest in yourself.
Get comfortable saying no so you can work on your dreams.
In the selfish stage, you are consuming & leveling up to an insane level.
You are becoming your grandest self.
You, my friend, are now becoming VALUABLE.
Selfish -> Selfless
When you have spent a long period being selfish, you have created value.
Put some respect on your own damn name!!
And a valuable human provides the high-quality value.
You see?
NOW it is time to be selfless.
And surprisingly, it won’t even be an act that you consciously think about, it’s something you do subconsciously.
Valuable people provide value by accident.
Everything they touch turns into gold. They breathe life into the dead.
They inspire people around them.
What sounds better to you, the needy nice guy or the beacon of hope?
No brainer.