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How to Build Charismatic Leadership

How to Build Charismatic Leadership

Gamelearn Team 10 Mar / 2016

Being a charismatic leader will turn you into something nearly indistinguishable from a superhero. If we learn to develop skills to strengthen our interpersonal relationships, we will offer an image of security that will open doors when we negotiate, when we try to resolve a conflict, or simply when we interact with our team. But… How to build charismatic leadership?

Read on and discover these simple steps:

1. Show integrity

One of the pillars that will help us build charismatic leadership is integrity. Acting consistently. That is, practicing what we preach both in public and in private allows us to empathize with the people around us.

If people perceive that we are what we say we are, they will inevitably develop an attitude of trust towards us, because they will appreciate our authenticity inside and outside the workplace.

2. Share your concerns

We must be transparent. If we want to be charismatic and become superheroes for our team, we must be able to communicate clearly what we want and what it is that motivates us to implement the projects.

If we try to hide the real reasons for what we do, we will only generate distrust because people will detect that we are not being honest or transparent. Share your intentions with your team from the very first minute.

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3. Develop your talent

If we want to practice charismatic leadership and build solid foundations based on trust, we must be willing to develop our abilities, skills and knowledge to become experts in our area.

Training, investigating, looking for information, being up to date on what is happening in our sector… those are things that will help us better understand our environment and allow us to nurture our talent. We will be experts in our area, people will ask us for advice and opinion, in other words: we will have become charismatic leaders.

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4. Pursue results

And if we want to become superheroes based on our charisma, we must also worry about getting the results we promise and to which we aspire. We can make mistakes, just like everyone does, and rectify if necessary, but it is important to work hard for our team to trust us.

A leader, like a superhero, worries about getting good results. Working with integrity, sharing our vision with the members of our team and developing our skills, we will help reach success and build confidence around us.

You may be interested: 10 Leadership Tips To Manage Every Type of Team

What other tips do you consider that can help you build charismatic leadership? Leave us a comment!

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