How to be charming

Oct 5
08:18

2009

Max Espisen

Max Espisen

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How to be charming is an important question to ask for any man wishing to advance in its seduction skillset. Why? In a study by the University of Wa...

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How to be charming is an important question to ask for any man wishing to advance in its seduction skillset. Why?

In a study by the University of Waterloo,How to be charming Articles 85% of respondents (men and women) reported that the charm was the main reason for their attraction for each other.

Some are born with a natural charm. Others are not so lucky.

The good news is that having charm can be learned. There exist some good techniques to charm in everyday communication with others.
Once we understand what people "charming" do and we train at it, it becomes part of our personality.

The charm is a very beneficial tool in social relations and vital in seduction, so far as to add strength to the game and life in general.

Practice charm

The charm can be defined as art to tell the other that you like / you like it, without expecting anything in return. Follows the following list:

1. The smile and eye contact are the two allies of a charmer. Never forget to watch the other in the eye when you talk to people and smile.

2. Be charming, but also learn to compliment each other. If you do not know hot to make compliments, here is a method that might work: Imagine what you would enjoy and tell a similar compliment to the other. The difference between charm and flattery is that flattery has a purpose. I'm flattered that you give me what I want. Charm is a way of being rather than a mean to get something.

3. The charm has to be sincere. It is more powerful when you think what you are saying.

4. The charm is pleasant and light

5. The secret of charm is to be unselfish. You should look for anything in return, not even a reaction. (Obviously you'll often and very positive)

6. The charm means to achieve self-confidence, not conceit.

For someone who is not very accustomed to behave well, it takes practice. Where to start? No matter. Practice with your mother, your sister, your dog, your neighbor, your father, vote boss, your teacher, your friends or even strangers you meet on the street corner. Practice simply and enjoy it!

You'll also be impressed to see how people are charming show in return.

And keep in mind that the key to its charm is not to overdo it.

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