How To Be A Charismatic Woman:Become Magnetic To Both Sexes

By Alpha Traits

If you asked a random group of people to name three charismatic people, who do you think they would name?

Muhammad Ali?
Bill Clinton?
Adolf Hitler?
Jim Jones?
Alexander the Great?

The majority of them would name three male leaders – very few would suggest a female name. Why? Throughout the history of the human race have there been no charismatic women?

No, of course not.

But, due to the overwhelming majority of history being written by white males, charismatic women are almost erased from popular history. They do not exist, and if they do, their roles are downplayed.

Charisma is not a title preserved for males only, females can also possess this magnetizing trait. And through my research, I have discovered that women have a far greater potential for charisma than many men.

What is charisma?

Although the word charisma originates from the ancient Greek word “charis” (meaning “gift”) it is a gift we were all given and had access to since birth. Yet some, such as the women in this report, have fully unwrapped their gift and use it everyday. Where as others, perhaps yourself, still need to unwrap it.  

Throughout history charisma is a trait that has been taught, although we have only recently started calling it “charisma”. Previously, young Kings and Queens had charm teachers, who taught them how to attract people like moths to light bulb. Adolf Hitler had a teacher called Eckart whom trained him in techniques of self confidence, self projection, persuasive oratory, body language and discursive sophistry. Most recently researchers have pointed towards people such as Oprah Winfrey and Bill Clinton as examples of people who develop charisma through trauma.

If you want to be charismatic, all you need to do is learn.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alpha Traits
• Release date: Jan 12, 2014
• ISBN: 9781497776043

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How To Be A Charismatic Women:

Become Magnetic To Both Sexes and Learn From 7 Legendary Charismatic Women

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Table of Contents

What is Alpha Traits?

Introduction

Marilyn Monroe: Shy to Fly

Lessons Learned

Cleopatra: Ugly Charisma

Lessons Learned

Confidence

It’s not about you, it’s about them

Conversation Skills

Joan of Arc – Power of Belief

Lessons Learned

Strong sense of mission

Have boundaries and rules

Person of Action

Evita Perón – Trust Yourself

Lessons Learned

Surround yourself by the right people

Trust yourself

Margret Thatcher – The Iron Lady of Charisma

Lessons Learned

Public Speaking

Ability to Articulate Vision

Even charismatic people need inspiration

Helen of Troy and Queen Isabella  – Feminine Charm

Lessons Learned

Power of Sex

Behind every good man is a great woman

Aung San Suu Kyi

Determination

Conclusion

What is Alpha Traits?

alpha traits

Alpha originates from the Greek word Άλφα and literally means "first or best". Therefore Alpha Traits symbolizes the best traits that a human being can possess, the traits that will be most beneficial to you in any task you wish to pursue.

Throughout history certain individuals have accomplished amazing things; Alexander the Great conquering half the known world, Warren Buffet making millions, Thomas Edison inventing