Which Type Of Charisma Are You? 🎭

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The Three Types Of People

There are three types of charismatic people: those with a man-made charisma, those with a totally authentic charisma, and other people with a mix.

The first is believed to be a conman. Their game is apparent. The second is clearly sincere; sincerity makes itself obvious. Both receive, respectively, complete rejection and complete acceptance - however only when they're properly identified in and of itself.

The third type of person, however, exploits the system.

Artificial Charisma

"Artificial" charisma is nothing but a con. However, authentic charisma is charisma's wonderful form; it's the essence of charisma. What one calls sincere is sincere as a result of it's imperfect. Sincerity is human and is thus easily distinguishable from the right. One feels lied to once faced with something beyond possibility. Therefore sincerity is typically preferred.

The third type of person is that the simplest because of the layers of artificiality and sincerity in such a way that one sees imperfection, but not that this is usually bundled with artificiality.

This is generally not the same kind of thing as sincere charisma, as this layering doesn't take on a temperament of its own, but only appears to do so. The real and ingenuine elements are kept fully isolated, but, placed in such a way to abandon the illusion of holism.

The Deception Of The Third Type

The confusion of this mix with the mere imperfect charisma (sincerity) leads individuals to look at the third type of person as entirely honest. Even more, the fragments of pure charisma, while not acknowledged innocent until proven guilty, give the subconscious with a "direct shot", pushing persuasion past that of the other kind.

The mechanism is exactly the one seen once, in the common case where a child argues when asked to take a pill, the parent hides it in a more appetising disguise. The child feels as if he has simply consumed his dinner, but, later that night, his illness dissipates.

Here, the same issue plays out, but with one major difference: an illness appears.