Charisma - The Art Of Relationships Av Michael Grinder

Michael Grinder answers these questions and more in his latest book Charisma. Anyone who has ever owned a cat and a dog instinctively knows the differences between their personalities. By using the analogy of animals, this book examines people as if they are cats and dogs. By identifying specific attributes that create charisma, Michael, known for his groundbreaking work in group dynamics, offers new and exciting communication techniques to help you create your own charisma.The book is a blueprint for developing charisma, showing you proven methods to:Understand and accept yourself and othersSeparate your and others- intentions from actionsInterpret your and others- behaviors more accurately Provide new ideas on resolving conflict including, knowing which conflicts not to try to resolveImprove your leadership skills and manage difficult personalitiesCharisma is not a personality model. It is a behavioral model assisting us in recognizing the patterns of communication between people. Recognizing patterns adds meaning to our perception. Developing both our catness and dogness results in increased charisma. A charismatic leader has a followship of dogs and a fellowship of cats.