Imagine two friends who both want to be class president. One talks like a robot, and the other tells funny stories and makes everyone laugh. The one with the funny stories is more charismatic, they connect better with people. Charisma means being able to charm others easily, and it helps leaders get followed.
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- A class president who gives speeches like they're telling stories wins more votes.
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