In this episode, we delve into the topic of Charismatic Leadership. Our guest, Chris Morsley, is an executive coach with a background in acting. He has coached Olympic athletes, celebrities, and hundreds of public figures on how to increase charisma and command attention. Chris shares his passion for helping leaders learn the art of expressing themselves in a way that makes a positive impact on their teams, companies, and the world around them.

Chris discusses his journey from acting to coaching, and how the skills he learned as an actor can help leaders become more effective communicators. He emphasizes the importance of being authentic, and how understanding your own values and purpose can help you connect with others in a more meaningful way.

Chris also shares his insights on Charismatic Leadership, explaining that charisma is not a gift, but rather a choice. He defines charisma as the ability to command, connect, and compel others, and notes that vulnerability can be a powerful tool for building authentic connections with people.

Throughout the episode, Chris emphasizes the importance of being authentic, and shares how triggers can help leaders stay true to themselves while also connecting with others. He also dispels the myth that charisma is only for extroverts, and shares how introverts can also be charismatic leaders by tapping into their unique strengths.

In the end, Chris’s message is clear: Charismatic Leadership is not about being artificial or trying to be someone you’re not. Instead, it’s about being true to yourself, understanding your purpose, and connecting with others in a way that inspires and motivates them. By embracing these principles, leaders can create positive change in their organizations and communities, and make a lasting impact on the world around them.

Show resources:

Chris Morsley website

Chris Morsley LinkedIn

Sponsors:

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The Fraternity of Excellence