Charismatic Leadership Theory

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Charismatic Leadership Theory explains the key characteristics of charismatic leaders, we give numerous examples, and look at the ethical use of charisma. Free Download pdf Confident Speaking: www.alexanderlyon.com/
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Sources Mentioned:
House, R. J. (1977). A 1976 theory of charismatic leadership. In J. G. Hunt & L. L. Larson (Eds.), Leadership: The cutting edge (pp. 189-207). Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press.
Northouse, P. (2019) Leadership: Theory and practice. Los Angeles: SAGE Publications, 2019.
Weber, M. (1947). Theory of Social and Economic Organization. Chapter: "The Nature of Charismatic Authority and its Routinization" translated by A. R. Anderson and Talcott Parsons. Originally published in 1922.
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@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Free Class and Resources: www.alexanderlyon.com/free-resources Other Classes from Alex: www.alexanderlyon.com

@anjaliekunwar 3 года назад

i am a mass media student and find these videos sooo helpful! your voice is super soothing too. love this channel. god bless you ❤

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Thank you so much for your kind words, Anjali. I'm glad the videos are helpful.

@anjaliekunwar 3 года назад

@@alexanderlyon oh my god you took my name!! you're an inspiration! you don't know what this means to me! lots of love 💕

@bikingscape595 Год назад

Love that you brought in WTC! In my research as well (in language acquisition), this is a huge predictor of linguistic success, especially for students who are abroad. Thanks for another great video!

@alexanderlyon Год назад

I'm glad you noticed WTC. To me, that's the easiest way for people to start developing their leadership and coming across as almost instantly more charismatic. They just have to put themselves out there more, speak up a bit more, and start engaging others.

@MasterTalks 3 года назад

Almost there Alex, final push!!!!

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Thanks, Brenden. I appreciate your encouragement.

@theschoolofbodylanguage Год назад

Thanks for sharing

@hillary694 3 года назад

I liked that you spoke to both the positives and negatives. I look forward to your next video! :)

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

I appreciate that! Next week's video will be a reaction video that looks at an _Ashton Kutcher_ award acceptance speech. I was super impressed.

@amanpreetkaur9801 3 года назад

Ur videos are very helpful .thanku so much for posting these kind of videos

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

So nice of you. Thank you. I'm glad they are helpful.

@worldofameiso5491 2 года назад

I don't agree that Princess Diana could be categorised as a 'leader; of any kind. She spent most of her life being led by others.

@Talgi9nv 11 месяцев назад

She still had a huge loyal following and significant influence, given her natural charisma

@cherryyaki2248 Год назад

About your last point on playing the part of a charasmatic leader and still being unsuccessful, I think that has a lot to do with the increase in how much authenticity is valued and how easily most of us can see through someone faking the funk nowadays.

@anthonyrossmaund3161 3 года назад

I think Im gonna learn right now to be a leader.

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

You can do it! These are learnable skills.

@SuperJamalShah 3 года назад

Very useful stuff. God bless!

@MasterTalks 3 года назад

Couldn't agree more, Alex is doing such a great job!

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Man, you're too kind.

@IyokuUnlimited 3 года назад

If you’re undecided on whether charisma is a learnable skill, go watch any RU-vidr with a highly energetic or captivating persona that’s been doing their thing for several years and compare how they are now to where they were at the start; even those that began with an advantage usually find a way to improve, consciously or unconsciously, which totally disproves the idea of it being a God-given ability you either have or you don’t. Immersion and repetition is key, be actively working on yourself until it becomes a natural part of your identity.

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

I'm not undecided. I said in the video that it's learnable and it's not an either *_you have it or you don't_* quality. Both the "born with it" and "it can be learned" schools of thought can be true at the same time. The same could be said for musicians (or any talent). Some people are born with an innate musical ability but others can practice and learn and be just as good. But, I think where we may see things differently is that just because *_some_* people can learn it, that does not mean that other people aren't born with it. Learnability doesn't disprove the natural gifts of others. I don't think you're saying that but I just wanted to be clear. And, of course, like you said, people born with an advantage can cultivate it further. It sounds like we may ultimately be saying the same thing. I give most of my view on this toward the very end of the video.

@redhway7538 Год назад

Thanks

@yoloswag6242 2 года назад

In my opinion, Steve Jobs is one of the most charismatic people ever. His attitude is embodied in the Apple products ie iPhone, iPod, Mac. Very curious and playful but proper.

@EpicMRPancake 3 года назад

Would love a Christopher Hitchens breakdown, such a unique speaker. For research I would recommend his Intelligence Squared debate on the Catholic Church alongside Stephen Fry.

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

He has come to mind. We'll see. I think I may shy away from debate-type formats. I'm more drawn to inspirational and uplifting messages. I have watched a handful of videos from Hitchens, however. I don't agree with his atheistic position. I'm a serious Christian. But, there's no doubt that he's an extremely sharp thinker and skilled speaker. Either way, you've given me something to think about. Thanks for the suggestion.

@EpicMRPancake 3 года назад

@@alexanderlyon Yeah any video will do really, the great thing about Hitch is that he was diverse.

@peterkhanbanypieny9179 2 года назад

Please, if possible increase the the numbers of the videos that you have sent,please send all leaderships visionaries not merely visions,therefore make sure that it will not be just watching the videos, but to have identification tomorrow that will show your mercy as a world's most visionaries. God bless.

@BostonSpeaks 3 года назад

Almost at 100K!

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Almost. I hope it does somehow crash before then! Ha.

@senecaaurelius1811 8 месяцев назад

6:36 right here, this is the reason why this society is in. Well, maybe not the entire reason, but you hit the nail on the head with this point. Basically, it used to be called hypocrisy, or being a flake, but now we have more politically correct term for us.

@aditighosh4926 3 года назад

Hi Alex, love your communication videos. Do you have any online communication courses? I would love to improve my communication skills.

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Yes, I do. There are links to classes in the description below the video. Some classes are free.

@whaleplays9034 3 года назад

Good job 😀

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Thanks 😁

@MasterTalks 3 года назад

Alex is doing such an incredible job, proud!!!!

@novruzyusifov1992 2 года назад

Hello sir. How can I get Conger and Kanungo's "Bahavioral dimensions of Charismatic Leadership" book?

@alexanderlyon 2 года назад

I don't own that book but I'm guessing it's available for purchase online through Amazon or another book seller. It's possible college libraries also have it available.

@jbcrazy 3 года назад

I work in a plant where the manager has the position of authority, but almost zero management and people skills. It is difficult to be positive and productive when goals and details are so poorly shared. I don't think charisma would be very helpful, so the development of some basic management and communication style is perhaps even more vital.

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Great example. Charisma is often not going to help if fundamental skills are missing.

@abnerenriquez3737 3 года назад

Alex, what do you think about asking others how they're doing? I've always felt awkward about both asking and aswering this question, except when I have a close enough relationship with the other person. The question is almost always asked loosely and answered dishonestly, with a quick "I'm good."

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Hi Abner. Yes, I'm 100% in support of asking people questions. It shows an interest in other people, it gets them talking, it helps us practice our listening skills. They are old videos now but I have a whole bunch about how to ask good questions, how to have a dialogue vs a monologue, and a few videos on listening skills that all talk about the kinds of questions we can ask to spark an interesting conversation. Research (and practical experience) shows that making small talk and asking good questions with new people (and existing friends) lays down an important connection and foundation for the relationship. As far as answering dishonestly, that's not so much an issue about the question but our own mindset and approach to conversations.

@penumbra6874 2 года назад

Just wait for me and I will be with those examples...give me 18 years

@zoemaria3648 3 месяца назад

Totally moot, but just wanted to say your video gave me unintentional ASMR xx

@noorfaraz1843 3 года назад

👍

@landenbasinger1851 2 года назад

the love child of Ewan mcgregor, and mike birbiglia.

@geoffrygifari3377 2 года назад

What comes to my mind when charisma is mentioned is its relationship to extraversion. Will smith appears to revel in the spotlight, being the center of attention and surrounded by admirers. In this video you mention Elon musk, who's nothing like that, talking more thoughtfully with frequent pauses, not looking as cheered up. Maybe extroverts and introverts can be both a charismatic leader?

@alexanderlyon 2 года назад

Yes, that's true. Personal style varies widely.

@derpynerdy6294 2 года назад

depends if they attarct the same people for example elon uses memes to gain more popularity he knows the studf

@kforest2745 3 года назад

Any leader seeking attention is not a leader that’s a distraction that monopolizes time and attention.

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

Good point. When a leader makes it all about them, that's a really bad sign.

@RelishWebPlugs 2 года назад

Clearly, Max Weber not only defined charisma, he also had loads of it himself, continuing to influence people from the other side of the grave (given he died in 1920 and you quote him from 1922). Spooky...

@kainoamelendez8877 3 года назад

Um magical powers? If you teach charisma then why are you so boring?

@husbandwife2970 2 года назад

I am here when I see Osama bin laden in thumbnail 😂

@alexanderlyon 2 года назад

Yeah, true. And Hitler and Charles Manson too. I address that issue in the video, charisma (as it is define in the video) does not mean good. Many charismatic leaders in history have led their followers down the wrong path.

@e.k193 3 года назад

You named nobodies as charismatic leaders. Not an Alexander, not a Napoleon, not a JFK, not an FDR but movie actors. What a joke.

@alexanderlyon 3 года назад

The people you mention might be good examples of charismatic leaders. I'll give you that. But, it sounds like you only watched the beginning because I do specifically mention JFK and quote him (though you say I didn't mention him). I bring up Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi, Hitler, Charles Manson, Osama Bin Laden, etc. These are far from "nobodies." I only mentioned *_one_* actor-only example, Will Smith. I did also mention Arnold Schwarzenegger but he was also the two-time governor of California and is widely regarded as charismatic and far from a "nobody". And, as the title says, this video is about *_ charismatic leadership theory_* . It's meant to explain the theory. I never say anywhere that I'll be doing a profile of the top historical figures who were charismatic leaders. I used some examples to illustrate the concepts but this is a video about a theory.