RVHolland
"The Science of Charisma"
There is a science and practice of charisma, and this book makes charisma learnable and usable for anyone willing to invest the time and attention. Highly recommended.
"Clear useful information"
She clearly demystified Charisma.
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Moved seems like the wrong word for non fiction.
I re-arranged my office because of some points in the book.
"Outstanding guide book to gaining charisma"
Highly recommend to anyone in business needing a boost
insightful, clear, well articulated
the exercises the author provided were helpful
insight into human behavior
"Nice little book, good techniques"
Lots of techniques/exercises mentioned, many focused on relaxation, mood and communication. Thankfully, there was relatively little theory. The authors personal stories were not overdrawn. This book won't turn you into a charismatic person, but you'll probably get something out of it.
The editing was a bit weird, I could tell where different audio was sliced in.
"Very helpful in navigating social situations"
It was to the point and never became borring.
I plan on listening to this book over and over. It brings up many interesting points and different approaches to daily situations.
"You can improve your charisma....Really"
Eloquently written and read. This book is easy to listen to and is packed full of practical and useful information. The thing I like the most about this book is that it is written from the perspective of actually improving the readers charisma. Rather than fill readers will lots of useless theory on charisma and human interaction, Cabane gives the reader real world practical advice as well as exercises to improve your charisma.
If there is any negatives about this book, it is so full of great techniques and advice that you’ll probably have to listen to it 2-3 times or more to get the most out of this book. With that being said, she also provides the key exercises in both MP3 (see her website) and PDF so you have a handy takeaway guide you can immediately use.
I highly recommend this book!
"Excellent advice, narration a bit weak."
Yes, I've listened to it several times.
Narrator mispronounces a few words--most notably the word "often"--she pronounces the "t," which is very distracting.
"Good Practical Advice"
I loved this book, the outline of information was very easy to navigate. I could go back and relisten to chapters I wanted to focus on, which is challenging with audiobooks. The material was practical and the author gave good examples to help absorb it. I appreciate the 'tricks' the author gives to get you into the right mindset to be charismatic. The book had a positive impact on daily interactions right away. Overall, I would say it's worth a read for anyone looking to boost their leadership and personal skills. Or if you need a reference to help navigate and manage office politics.
The information was easy to absorb, the examples were interesting enough. There was a ton of practical and applicable advice.
I think the most memorable was the example Lisa gave from her own experience. How she prepares for presentations and meetings.
The call to action to practice the skills in the book at low stakes networking events - it makes them more fun and interesting.
"Good information, Scattered presentation"
The information is presented in a logical and helpful manner. The only problem I had with the book was the reader sounded like she was spouting the words from the page without actually reading them. There were even parts where the volume would dip dramatically (usually during technical explanations) which could have easily been corrected with basic editing and equalization.
Over all a worth while book, I just wish it was delivered a bit better.
"uncharismatic"
For a book on charisma, both the text and the performance were very lack luster and dull. I found myself constantly tuning out and quite honestly, dozing off. Snooze fest and unhelpful.