The Charismatic Leader isn’t about flashy charm—it’s about substance. True charisma comes from confidence, vision, emotional intelligence, and the ability to inspire others. By developing these traits, anyone can become a leader that people want to follow.
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What makes some leaders unforgettable? In The Charismatic Leader, John C. Maxwell breaks down the qualities that set charismatic leaders apart.
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