Charisma on Command

But it is interesting to note that alliterations where the first sound of something matches something or rhymes, which is when the end sound matches, stick better in the mind.

So we almost called our business Next Level Charisma but chose Charisma on Command because it had that alliteration with the C sound.

and it stuck better in the brain for it.

By the way, if you go through and look at famous brands, you'll find that a lot of them follow this pattern and perhaps the best ever is Coca-Cola because it's got the rhyme and the alliteration.

So learning and production, not necessarily the same mechanics going on here.

But this brings me to the fourth thing which is my favorite of everything I've mentioned so far because it's impacted me most recently in the biggest way and that's with Charisma on Command.

When we started this, I was doing it wrong.

This business is actually about three years old.

And about six, seven months ago, I was talking to Ben, my co-founder, and we said, we need to mix stuff up.

We've got to try something different because we can't do this tortoise thing forever.

So we said, okay, we're going to do LinkedIn, we're going to do Facebook, we're going to do Pinterest, we're going to get an Instagram, which I don't even know how we would possibly do that for Charisma on Command, and we're going to do YouTube.

And if you'd asked me then which one was going to take it off, I thought LinkedIn.

and there's icons for all different things, click the Facebook icon and share it on Facebook.

Just make sure that you tag Charisma On Command.

That's how we're actually going to count the people.

So if you share it and you don't tag us, we won't know to count you.

And if you're the type of person who struggles to make even really interesting stories captivating, this will help too.

Just a reminder, if you're a long-time viewer of Charisma on Command, you might have seen a similar video We're actually updating the old ones in a Throwback Thursday series to make those old videos more punchy.

So let's go ahead and get started by breaking down Neil deGrasse Tyson's voice.

What is the most astounding fact you can share with us about the universe? The most astounding fact.

It's simple and it's called playing a character.

And just so longtime Charisma on Command viewers know, this is part of a throwback series where we update old videos we've done in the past and make them punchier so you might recognize this.

Anyway, here's the very basic example of this technique.

Damn it, man, what's going on with you? What? Jim, I'm a doctor, not a busboy.

I'm sorry that this video even exists but I want to tell you guys what's going on.

Long story short, you can add our channel, Charisma on Command, to the long and growing list of YouTube channels that are dealing with bullshit, fraudulent copyright claims from companies who have no idea what fair use is or else do not care.

Here's the short of my situation.

We had a video on Conor McGregor that dealt with Conor McGregor's confidence and it had in it clips from a lot of different interviews that I commented on.

This person seems to think that their company policy dictates what is legal and illegal under U.S. copyright law, which is insane but makes perfect sense given the way that the system is set up, which is he has full control to flag whatever he wants with absolutely no repercussions.

But here's the ironic part.

After I get this takedown notice, YouTube gives me what's called a strike, and that hampers what I can do on my account, it blocks me from applying to some of the YouTube programs that I was going to go to to learn how to better my channel, but now I can't apply.

These negative things accrue to me and I'm invited to clear them to go to copyright school, which is this thing where YouTube teaches you about copyright.