Comments by "" (@SeanLunny) on "Charisma on Command" channel.

  1. Believing that no matter what happens you’re going to be fine anyway is always a great mindset to have
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  2. Constantly redirecting the conversation on yourself makes people not want to talk to you.
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  3. Sorry but I always thing being over apologetic is a bad thing, no offense.
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  4. I think having confidence always starts with mindset and body language 💯
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  5. The way you were conditioned as a child directly impacts how you love and have relationships
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  6. When people are good at story telling they always seem interesting
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  7. Draw a line in the sand and don’t let anyone cross it. Determine what you will accept and what’s unacceptable. Stick to it. You will be respected
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  8. Being sarcastic and self deprecating will always win people over
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  9. Communicate boundaries clearly. Three strikes you’re out.
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  10. I think one myth I “learned” in school was that you needed to be an honor student to be successful
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  11. 1- be genuine. 2- compliment something about the person that they can control (outfit, personality, choice of food etc)
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  12. I feel like people should always be students and eager to improve
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  13. If they are pseudo listening that’s usually a key
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  14. Have a clear vision, a strong “why” and work like hell. Recipe for success in any area.
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  15. I think the way that you can bring up an unpopular opinion is by coming from a genuine point of view - and not disrespecting the other persons side. Having a legitimate conversation with someone which in today’s world it seems like that has been lost
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  16. Ask deeper questions and take genuine interest. Let’s learn how to socialize again
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  17. A wise man once said “it’s none of my business what other people think of me”
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  18. If you’re constantly trying to cut someone off or speak over the other person, there isn’t going to be a good debate.
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  19. When you smile “for real” with your eyes that will make you seem more genuine AND charming. 😄
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  20. Don’t let your emotions get involved and you’ll be well off.
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  21. Self deprecating humor is always a good tool to use in moderation
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  22. I always take a deep breath and respond - I think that’s the difference - respond vs react.
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  23. Success becomes addicting as soon as you see results even if what you’re successful at makes you miserable.
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  24. Don’t settle. I wish I knew that in my 20s - ESPECIALLY with dating!
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  25. “You’re misremembering” classic gaslighting phrase (not always) I know
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  26. Being a savage means having true confidence and not caring what anyone thinks
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  27. I already believed “mirroring” was a key to charming someone
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  28. If you smile, stay calm and remain confident you’ll be fine in any embarrassing situation
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  29. I’ve always thought that being relatable in a humorous way was always a great style of comedy
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  30. 868tatj definitely have to use it correctly
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  31. Be genuine and people will gravitate to you
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  32. I think the number one mistake is when guys act too needy
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  33. Real_Slim_Shady not at all. You can shift any paradigm or programming that was set in as a child. It will take time and discipline but can definitely be done. For example look at some millionaires who came from poor families - they were taught to be poor yet broke the mold by reprogramming their minds/habits/choices etc
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  34. Lacking empathy for everything and everyone is a 🚩
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  35. Warriorfall yes you can. You can choose to be a nice person or not, you can choose to be friendly and talkative and energetic or not.
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  36.  @bashdoescomedy  that much is true. The other end has to be as respectful and open minded. It takes two to tango
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  37.  @tet7497  usually the way it goes
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  38. Confidence in yourself and remaining calm usually works
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  39.  @erenjeager5290  I would definitely do it in either scenario - it’s a good way to break the ice with someone new and always a good way to make an old friend laugh
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  40. The police always act like they’re trying to help you but really they want to put you away. 👀
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  41. al so 😂😂
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  42.  @thetruthisinfrontofoureyes6273  ask and it is given
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  43. Take genuine interest in people and they will love you
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  44. Not willing to do the work you know you need to do to get to where you want to be is a mentally weak habit. You need to do the work to get the result - no hand outs.
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  45. Genevieve Winchester my pleasure
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  46.  @lunaromance2243  I feel that is appropriate. People make mistakes.
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  47.  @lunaromance2243  for sure. I agree with you there.
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  48. Ooooooo rough 😂😂 cringing watching the cringe
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  49.  @WanderTheNomad  that’s a great question I think it’s the approach of the person making that accusation IMO.
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  50. CricStuff Plus same to you brother man. Let’s go 🔥
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  51.  @JoinDrSuri  spot on Doc!!
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  52. Set clear boundaries and communicate when those lines have been crossed.
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  53. Having others best interest at heart will always earn respect.
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  54. Eye contact is a major key
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  55.  @narcabusevictimgermany9687  ‼️‼️
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  56. RainbowNoodleWarrior relatable 😂😂
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  57. CricStuff Plus glad you agree thanks man!
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  58.  @TheFuschiaDragonfly  💯💯🙏
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  59. Who Da Fook Is That Guy I would start by looking and analyzing how your parents or whom ever raised you loved. That would be the biggest influence
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  60. Not keeping your promises
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  61. Being able to visualize something that isn’t there yet (law of attraction etc) is such a powerful tool they need to start teaching
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  62. Complimenting someone will definitely help bring down their walls and open up to engage
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  63. Call people do business with people they know like and trust if you can’t get anyone of those three you’re done
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  64. When you’re able to laugh at yourself with the nuance of self deprecating you’re going to charm people.
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  65. Jon - the “honorable hero” the one everyone relates or wants to relate to
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  66. Glad youre back and wish the best for Ben.
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  67. Women are definitely attracted to bad boys most of the time
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  68. Open body language signals confidence for sure
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  69. Djordje Rasic is have to rewatch but I definitely saw Conan, Ellen, and jimmy fallon
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  70. Idk going off a hunch but seems like slapping Chris Rock should be number 1
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  71.  @AxxLAfriku  I will check them out! I have to doubt it!
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  72.  @sebastianmeadows3005  thanks I did it. I ended up being an ENFJ. It’s pretty accurate haha
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  73.  @thetruthisinfrontofoureyes6273  😂😂😂
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  74. This is more proof that your mind is either your best friend or worst enemy. Get your mind right.
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  75. I’ve failed over and over again but that doesn’t make me a failure. Let’s go!
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  76. As soon as the people got the upper hand, the elite shut it down - typical.
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  77. Arthur Morgan totally
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  78. Winter is coming
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  79. Matt M ✊😎💯
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  80. Jacob Battle definitely
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  81. The best thing you can do it be confident in your abilities and be authentic in regards to where you’re current “at” in your journey.
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  82. Take a deep breathe and take ACTION
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  83. Try hards get a bad rap - they care!
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  84. Awkward turtle 🐢
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  85.  @tommybagelboy7761  very true and as they should, I’m operating on the notion that you are the innocent.
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  86. You have to get super clear on what you want (your objective) and communicate that very well.
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  87. Wide upright posture exudes confidence
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  88. I love you 3000
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  89. Pygmy Puff 💯💯💯
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  90. Omed Fazly yes bro
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  91. Leading by example is the only way to lead
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  92. Artist / Band News by Michael Nagy so true!!
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  93. In discipline you find freedom
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  94. Jedi mind tricks
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  95. Khidr 😂😂
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  96. You can command respect without being a jerk by communicating what is acceptable and what is unacceptable- draw a line in the sand
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  97. Always leaving someone with the impression of increase ( them feeling good about themselves) or deflecting praise towards them is a major key
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  98. I lost my number can I have yours?
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  99. Honesty is the best policy. Everyone loves an honest person.
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  100.  @davecullins1606  well said
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  101. Making jokes is fine, but there is a fine line and you don’t want to do it at another persons expense
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  102.  @DISCL0SE  Ok I see you
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  103. Thumbs up if you’re an awkward turtle 🐢
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  104. “Like you said” in any email is a 🚩 😂
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  105. OG charisma on command subs?? 👍
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  106. Helios 👀👀👀
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  107. GorcStew it definitely can be for sure! MOST don’t change
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  108. GorcStew I love that. And that’s why people like you would break the mold!
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  109. BenderRick that is definitely a challenge yes
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