I'd love to start a discussion rather than simply promote a book.
Do you believe that presence—the ability to inspire trust, confidence, and attention—is something people are born with, or can it actually be learned?
This question led me to spend several years researching neuroscience, psychology, body language, voice, scent, and first impressions. The result became my nonfiction book, The Aura Effect.
For a limited time, the Kindle edition is FREE on Amazon:
If you decide to read it, I'd sincerely appreciate your honest opinion. Positive reviews are wonderful, but thoughtful criticism is just as valuable because it helps me improve both this book and future ones.
I'd also enjoy discussing the ideas behind the book here.
Do you think presence can be trained—or is it mostly something we're born with?
I'd love to start a discussion rather than simply promote a book.
Do you believe that presence—the ability to inspire trust, confidence, and attention—is something people are born with, or can it actually be learned?
This question led me to spend several years researching neuroscience, psychology, body language, voice, scent, and first impressions. The result became my nonfiction book, The Aura Effect.
For a limited time, the Kindle edition is FREE on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H98CP42S
If you decide to read it, I'd sincerely appreciate your honest opinion. Positive reviews are wonderful, but thoughtful criticism is just as valuable because it helps me improve both this book and future ones.
I'd also enjoy discussing the ideas behind the book here.
Do you think presence can be trained—or is it mostly something we're born with?
Thank you for reading.
Mi Cha El