Consider the following from Kurt Mortenson and his book The Laws of Charisma (2011):
- Always take feedback or criticism with an open heart.
- Spend more time listening than talking.
- Be able to admit that you were wrong.
- Don't always attempt to prove you are right.
- Ask questions to demonstrate concern.
- Have someone else explain why you are credible.
- Don't have an overload of seriousness. We all need to lighten up.
- The way you dress for the occasion can detract from your authority.
- Work on your presentation skills - - rambling or using vocal fillers is not effective.
- Watch power going to your head - - even if you don't do so intentionally, you can come across as if you are master of the the universe.
- Watch the ego - - serving yourself instead of others.
- Not showing respect to others - - this include the competition.
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