Leaders must maintain a high level of charisma. Charisma can be defined as a, “compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in others.” Leaders with charisma influence and gain the trust of those they lead. Charisma is a key aspect when it comes to leading successfully. Warren Bennis said, “Charisma is the result of effective leadership, not the other way around.” Below are clear traits of a leader with charisma. Focus on and implement them into your leadership to increase your charisma.
Positive attitude
Your habitual attitude really does matter. You should have and maintain a positive and good attitude. Those with a positive attitude speak far more kind, uplifting, encouraging, and affirming words; and fewer negative or sabotaging words. Leaders with a positive attitude: attract the right kinds of people, create a winning environment, and impact those around them for the good. It does not stop with your words though. You should also smile more and have an open body language.
Attitude is a choice. You should make a daily commitment to shift your attitude toward the positive, no matter what happens to or around you. Here are three practical ways to have a positive attitude.
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