infectious personalities

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Watching first take with calipari on as guest and dude is indeed a great salesman.

He makes you believe what he says, and wants him to stay longer, no romo ...

Is the inviting infectious personality more learned, or something you're born with?

Does it come from having knowledge on the situation ...

Or you just know how to talk to people and get them to buy in?
 
I'd say both. It obviously comes more naturally for some, but I think it can be learned to some degree.
 
I believe it's a trait that can be reached if taught but if its genuine its doesn't come off forced or fabricated.

It starts with your confidence. If one has that then one part of equation is solved.
 
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I don't know, but Ray Lewis makes me feel like I lift up a car, and Tracee Ellis Ross makes me wanna deposit all my future earnings in her account, and have her use me as a footstool
 
Watching first take with calipari on as guest and dude is indeed a great salesman.
He makes you believe what he says, and wants him to stay longer, no romo ...
Is the inviting infectious personality more learned, or something you're born with?
Does it come from having knowledge on the situation ...
Or you just know how to talk to people and get them to buy in?
Calipari could sell ice to the bears in antartica and time shares in the amazons... The man knows what to say and when..
 
Some are born with it, some learn it, some master it.

Literally it's like dealing with a salesman, if you believe in what your talking about and display that confidence behind your product you can literally talk anyone into anything.
 
Anybody that's not a top 50 basketball recruit can tell that Calipari is a slimeball.
 
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