Rachel Feintzeig

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1,709 appearances 29 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2019 last heard Nov 2024

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And what Charles Duhigg told me is that, you know, you may be hired for your skills.
So there we're thinking of kind of technical skills, how good you are at the job, but you'll be promoted for your charisma.
He said this is leadership.
This is the ability to kind of carry people and move them forward.
And that's the kind of thing that can get you really noticed at work and propel you up the corporate ladder, if that's something you're interested in.
Yes, I was very surprised by how adamant a lot of people were that this is teachable.
I figured like a good deal of this was something that you're born with.
But a lot of people told me no, both experts and people that I consider charismatic.
And when I reached out to these people, I was really surprised to find that a lot of them said, no, I consider myself more introverted.
Some people told me like I consider myself to be awkward at heart.
Like that's how I see myself.
And this is something I really worked on for years.
No.
I heard from a communication coach, Vanessa Van Edwards, that you don't have to become this bubbly extrovert.
You don't have to be the life of the party.
Sure, that's one flavor of charisma.
But again, this is really just about connection, and you can connect with people all sorts of ways.
So for introverts, she recommends leaning into nonverbal cues, things like the way you position your hands or the way that you nod.
You want to show that you're really engaged.
You're present with other people, but that doesn't mean that you have to constantly be talking.
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