How to Motivate Others and Develop Charisma-Robin Trehan

Dec. 10, 2009 - PRLog -- Motivation involves changing the way a person thinks. People who have motivation usually have an abundance of charisma that follows. The main ingredient that motivation and charisma share is being positive. The famous song “Accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative” by Johnny Mercer said it best.

Sometimes people lack motivation due to the fear of the unknown. If a leader approaches a worker with a new task, they may be hesitant about taking it on. The worker may feel as if though don’t have what it takes. They may even feel that the new task is less exciting than the one they have now. The leader can show motivation by using encouraging words. Motivation can be useful for many different things.

Developing charisma can enable the leader to motivate others. Before you know it, everyone around will be exerting the same positive behavior. If a leader lacks charisma, they can’t expect anyone else to be excited. People look to a leader as a role model. They look at how the leader does things, how they react to situations. A leader is being watched at all times. It is important as a leader to always put your best foot forward.

If a team of workers are always late on projects or turn projects in that look like no thought was put into it, chances are they lack motivation. They feel the need to just do the project and be done. Maybe they feel like it doesn’t matter if they do a great job or not because they feel no one really cares. You would be surprise how far a simple “Thank you” or “Great job” will go. Those little words will have a huge impact on performance. A person who is motivated is more apt to go above and beyond.

Robin Trehan, is associated with Credit Capital Funding. www.CreditCapitalFunding.com