The Charisma Rules

by Gary Marshall

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Reviews

[Hellarious · Rating 3 out of 5]

Can’t say that the book is exceptional or very useful. But, this book is definitely pointing out another view on term “charisma” for me.

It’s nice to see other possibilities, to find out and build my own understanding of the term. Because we are all different and understanding of “being charismatic” can be totally different from person to person.

Easy and short read. No additional water, which I like.

In general, recommend to try this book as an exploration of possibilities and ways to achieve charisma.

[Robert Hegley · Rating 2 out of 5]

To be honest Mr. Gary, adding Bill Clinton as a good example of charisma, tells me all I need to know about the rest of the book. Please refrain from using politics to influence your audience. Monica thought he was charismatic too; come on man. I'm glad I didn't buy this book. Other examples that I would place before Bill Clinton would be, Martin Luther King, Conan O'Brien, and George Washington; to name a few.

[Daniel Mulugeta · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book is great in learning how to attract people with value into your life. The grammar could be a bit better however.

[Kaila Perrault · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very fitting for my first week and a half at internship. Tried to focus on using a technique or two when talking to new people!