COURS 2 SUR L'ART DE BIEN PARLER : Le Triangle du Charisme

Welcome to this second module, which will be called the triangle of charisma. What exactly is the charisma triangle? And that's what I'm going to show you in this module. Showing you how to build that magnetic charisma, that impact and above all that presence that will make you stand out when you are on

stage speaking to people. We will begin by starting with what is called physical presence, the body that speaks before you. The key posture is very simple. When you get on stage and decide to speak in front of people, unfortunately you feel like you're floating. For what ? Because you get stressed very often. And here, one of the recommendations

I give you, or something I practice very often when I arrive on stage, is to practice what is called grounded feet, neutral pelvis, a bit like I am standing in front of you, rib cage open, chin slightly tucked in, not like this, not like that. And for that, I'm going to bring you right away a young

lady, a very beautiful young lady who will do the exercise in front of us to learn the mistakes not to make on stage in order to exude that magnetic charisma and the mistakes that many people unfortunately make, especially how we are going to correct them together. The second thing here that involves building a triangle of charisma

is the gaze. The fixed gaze of a burly person but very slowly imposed [grunt] will immediately give you a charismatic air. Make sure to use visual pauses; this is very important in public speaking. The other thing is the hand. Now, I know that's something you don't hear very often. The hand represents an open gesture, with

visible palms, much like I am demonstrating. The main idea is anchoring. The hand calms , of course, during a good moment of silence. It gives the impression that you have complete control over your body and soul. Holding yourself with your head held high, your feet lightly planted, and your body open shows firstly that you are