“How do you prompt for effort in a group?” asks a member on our forum. Wayne and Rob explain a bit about how to handle large groups and Wayne tells you exactly how many people you need to win over in a group before you’re “in.” Later on the guys explain why it’s OK to stop using I-statements sometimes.
-
Shopping Cart
Your cart is empty.
-
Recent Comments
- on Why the hell would you want to be romantic?Meet at the bookstore. You can learn a lot about someone by knowing what books they dig.
- on What makes a good conversational statement Part 1I love it Ryan.
- on Why the hell would you want to be romantic?Thanks George. I appreciate you taking the time to comment. There's always a danger of being misunderstood writing anything using
- on Why the hell would you want to be romantic?Thanks Arrian. That means a lot. I like that term 'creative scenery'.
- on Why the hell would you want to be romantic?Well done .Wayne~ After finishing reading this article, i thought quite a lot of the books teaching us how to
Event Reviews
-
Mark – 1/17/2012
I texted our client Mark about the New York bootcamp January 14-15, 2012: ‘How was the weekend,’ I asked. He wrote back: ‘Enlightening to say the least. Dan & Ben ROCK the CA method from [...]
-
Ben – 1/16/2012
To Wayne, Ben, and Dan, thanks for taking the time to put together the Charisma Arts curriculum and making an impact in my life! To any potential attendees, I feel my Charisma Arts Boot Camp [...]
-
France – 12/30/2011
Wayne, I love what you do. I’ve fought alongside Green Berets in combat in Afghanistan; I’ve sat with powerful officials in the White House Situation Room for classified meetings; I’ve worked multi-millionaire dollar deals with [...]
-
Patrick – 12/19/2011
Wayne- Sorry for procrastinating on my mini-review – I’ve had an unusually busy week. I just wanted to reassure you that everything at Chicago boot camp went more than smoothly for me. It was one [...]
-
Carl – 12/5/2011
I just took the LA Conversation Camp this weekend. It was all my savings. But… it was a damn good investment. I’m so glad I did it. Wayne is a genius. He gives you an [...]
-
Mark – 1/17/2012
Subscribe
Sign up for updates here.From Wayne’s Blog
- The train is late - January 19, 2012
“When is this train coming?” Erika said. “The subway in N [...] - Bring music into your space - January 19, 2012
Our being has rhythm. It’s up to us to tune in and bring it into our [...] - How to keep the spark alive - December 15, 2011
It’s my belief that humans are not intended by nature to be with the same [...]
- The train is late - January 19, 2012
From Dan’s Blog
- New York City Adventures in Bootcamping - January 20, 2012
This last weekend I had the pleasure of visiting New York for the first tim [...] - Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! - December 24, 2011
On behalf of us here at Charisma Arts: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! [...]
- New York City Adventures in Bootcamping - January 20, 2012
{ 1 comment… read it below or add one }
Thanks for the feedback, especially the point by Rob of forcing the method, it helped a lot.
These are awesome by the way keep up the good work.