Published Mar 18, 2022

The Psychological TRICKS To Be More Charismatic & Influence People | Andrew Schulz

Comedian Andrew Schulz reveals how social media transformed his career, and shares psychological strategies for boosting charisma, balancing confidence, and self-improvement in comedy and life.
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  • Self-Esteem

    Andrew Schulz shares his methods for maintaining self-esteem, emphasizing the importance of feeling good about oneself. From a young age, he practiced countering negative thoughts with positive affirmations, influenced by his parents' struggles with depression. In comedy, he found that having one great show a month was crucial to keep his confidence up despite frequent failures.

    I needed one great show a month to remind me that I should do this.

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    Reflecting on his journey, Andrew highlights the importance of celebrating small improvements and staying focused on continuous growth 1.

       

    Confidence

    Andrew balances confidence and insecurity to drive his improvement in comedy. He believes that insecurity is essential for growth, as it pushes him to get better by comparing himself to others. This balance is crucial for maintaining high standards and continuously refining his craft.

    You need to have the confidence to say something, and you need to have the insecurity to improve.

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    Andrew's approach involves a mix of self-assurance and brutal honesty, ensuring that he never becomes complacent 2 3.

       

    Psychology

    Andrew's study of psychology has subtly influenced his approach to comedy and life. He enjoys discussing psychological principles and seeing their reflection in himself and his work. Therapy has also played a significant role in his personal growth, helping him understand and improve his relationships.

    Just seeing my mom as a person, that's also flawed.

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    These insights have allowed Andrew to connect more deeply with his audience and navigate the complexities of human emotions 4 5.

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