What makes people interesting? And can it be learned?
Being an interesting person who commands attention is not easy in this 4G world of advancing technologies and daily diminishing attention span. And guess what???
Being interesting is great and a need. Interesting people can draw others in, captivate and inspire. They can lead, revolutionize and build something great from the ground up. PLEASE NOTE LADIES: Being interesting is not about being loud, shouty or taking or seeking attention from some or somewhere.
1. They are passionate
What are you passionate about,
get busy and wake up that passion inside of you if you haven’t already started.
2. They try new things
Interesting people do
what interests them, they know what they want and brave to take the
steps towards it making them happier in life and people who are happy are
magnetic and far more interesting to be around than downers.
3. Always ready to learn – curious
cats
To interesting people, the world
has infinite possibilities and the curiosity about the unknown leads to their
constant need to learn, fueled by an ever-burning desire to discover the
unknown. Albert Einstein kept a sense of wonder throughout his life that made
him continue to ask questions about the world. Interesting people are always in
a constant state of wonder.
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4. They are always willing to share
what they discover.
The main thing interesting
individuals appreciate as much as learning is imparting/sharing their
discoveries to others. Interesting individuals are fascinating on the grounds
that they understand their conversational accomplice to perceive what starts
that individual's advantage. They don't share to uncover the greater part of
the intriguing things they've done; they share for other individuals to
appreciate and share back.
5. They don’t hide their unusual
personalities
One thing about Interesting
people is that they often have unusual preferences that don’t fit the norm.
They’re often open and unabashed about who they are, let’s take Amazon Billionaire
Warren Buffett, for example, a man I admire strongly he has never been one who
was all about the high-rolling lifestyle. He still lives in the same modest
house he got from 1958 worth just $31,500 meaning Buffett doesn’t sacrifice his
preferences because of what’s expected of him. That your weirdo lifestyle is
what makes you tick, package it well today…
6. The bandwagon life is not theirs
Interesting people definitely
find the bandwagon life boring and they cannot be found following others. They
forge their own paths. There’s often nothing wrong with what everyone else is
doing; it’s just that interesting people are innovators, who break conformity
to pursue new, exciting, and yes, interesting ideas.
7. Definitely Not egoistic
An egomaniac is never, never, interesting.
Egomaniacs are always posturing, always interesting but never worrying about
how they’ll come across. It’s exhausting and it’s also dishonest. Oprah
Winfrey once said “The trick is to learn to check your ego at the door and
start checking your gut instead. Every right decision I’ve made -- every
right decision I've ever made -- has come from my gut. And every wrong decision
I’ve ever made was a result of me not listening to the greater voice of
myself.” Hence listen to your values, goals and ambitions.
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8. What others think of them is not
their worry
When you hold your true self
back because of what others will say of you, you become more uninteresting.
Interesting people stay true to themselves wherever they are, whoever they’re
with and in whatever they’re doing making them entirely authentic.
Interesting people are authentic to a fault. Charles Dickens for example had
the habit of arranging specific pens and objects and arrange them
precisely when he wanted to work. Strange as it may seem, he was true to
himself.
KEEP EXPLORING THE WORLD, FORGET
THE NEGATIVITY AND STAY TRUE TO YOURSELF.
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