Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 1,000 episodes
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The Art of Charm is where self-motivated people, just like you, come to learn from the company’s coaches about to how to master human dynamics, relationships, and becoming your best self with the help of Johnny and AJ, the company’s founders. Johnny and AJ bring their 11 years of coaching experience from their famous Bootcamps, where they host clients in Los Angeles from all over the world and they share their stories, best practices and themselves on this weekly podcast. Not only does The Art of Charm help everyday people, including active members of the military, learn how to become higher performers, better spouses, partners, and coworkers, they dig deep into human behavior, the science behind it, and demystify what we do and why we do it.
Unknown Host hosts The Art of Charm, a education show with 1,000 episodes published.
Most people think making a great impression is about saying the right thing. It isn’t. AJ and Johnny break down the science of "vibing"—the overlooked social skill that builds trust, creates opportunities, and makes peop
Most parents think protecting their kids means shielding them from failure. It doesn’t. AJ sits down with former Navy SEAL sniper instructor Brandon Webb to explore how the same mental management principles used to train
Most people think being indispensable guarantees a promotion. It often does the opposite. AJ and Johnny unpack one of the most common career traps hidden inside workplace praise: "You're too valuable where you are." Whil
Most people think the biggest lies come from the media, politicians, or social media. They don’t. AJ sits down with psychologist and author Owen Fitzpatrick to explore the hidden force shaping our decisions every day: in
Most people think influence comes from having authority. It doesn’t. AJ and Johnny continue their Hidden Language series by breaking down the architecture running underneath every high-value conversation. They reveal the
Most people think personality tests are about labeling people. They’re not. AJ sits down with Enneagram expert Ian Morgan Cron to explore how personality develops, why childhood experiences shape our patterns, and how se
Most people think high-value rooms reward the best ideas. They don’t. AJ and Johnny continue their series on hidden language by breaking down the qualification tests running underneath professional conversations. These t
Most people think having a voice means talking more. It doesn’t. AJ sits down with former Harvard Law lecturer Elaine Lin Hering to explore why so many capable people stay silent at work, in relationships, and in life —
Most people think high-value conversations are about having the right answers. They’re not. AJ and Johnny break down the “hidden language” running underneath professional conversations — the layer where people aren’t jus
Most people think elite performers are born with confidence. They’re not. AJ and Johnny sit down with former Marine Force Recon Scout Sniper AJ Pasciuti to explore the hidden side of success: self-doubt, failure, mentors
Most people don’t avoid strangers because they dislike people. They avoid them because they expect connection to feel awkward. AJ and Johnny break down the research from University of Chicago professor Nicholas Epley sho
Most people think negotiation is about winning. It’s not. AJ and Johnny sit down with Attia and John to unpack why the best negotiators focus less on control and more on curiosity, relationships, and emotional regulation
Most adults don’t struggle because they lack people around them. They struggle because they no longer have a place where connection happens naturally. AJ and Johnny break down the power of the “third place” — the social
This episode explores why modern life is quietly making us less social — and why even tiny moments of connection can dramatically improve happiness, relationships, and confidence. AJ and Johnny sit down with University o
Most people think imposter syndrome means you secretly doubt your abilities. It doesn’t. AJ and Johnny break down why many high performers feel socially “under-ranked” even after earning success. The problem isn’t compet
Most people think uncertainty is the problem. It’s not. AJ sits down with journalist and author Simone Stolzoff to unpack why our obsession with certainty may actually be making us more anxious, avoidant, and stuck. From
Most people think crossing the line is a single decision. It’s not. AJ sits down with Tom Hardin to unpack how small ethical compromises compound over time — and how pressure, ambition, and environment can quietly push a
Most people think networking is about meeting more people. It’s not. AJ and Johnny break down why the real driver of opportunity is social capital — and how the most connected people aren’t the ones collecting contacts,
Most people think persuasion is about having the best argument. It’s not. AJ and Johnny sit down with former speechwriter Josh Bandoch to break down why we feel before we reason — and why logic alone fails to move people
Most people think resilience shows up in the moment. It doesn’t. AJ and Johnny break down why resilience is a system — not a personality trait — and how top performers decide their responses before pressure hits. Instead
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