During a workshop, consultant Joey Asher was approached by a buttoned-down attorney who wanted to hit the speaking circuit, raise his profile and generate business. "My problem is that I don't really see myself as a very exciting person," he said. "Can you teach charisma?" No, Asher says he can't teach charisma. He struggles to even define charisma. But he can teach how to give the kinds of presentations that connect with people and help them. It's a matter of focusing on a few key fundamentals.
May 16, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
During a workshop, I was approached by a “buttoned down” attorney. He wanted to hit the speaking circuit, raise his profile and generate business.
“My problem is that I don’t really see myself as a very exciting person,” he said. “Can you teach charisma?”
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