Klout's definition of influence falls mostly into the charismatic category.
In Ghana, all midwives are females; one midwife was a Moslem and the remaining were all Christians of the Orthodox and Charismatic category.
Earlier prime ministers were charismatic members of a charismatic family.
In our research, we found that executives typically have a default style of decision making that lands them in one of five distinct categories: charismatics, thinkers, skeptics, followers, and controllers.
Specifically, we have found that executives typically fall into one of five decision-making categories: Charismatics can be initially exuberant about a new idea or proposal but will yield a final decision based on a balanced set of information.
In the category of not-great influences, the charismatic Berger boasts about dropping out of high school (though his girlfriend, Sheila, berates him for it).
The Peace Mission movement, for example, which was led by a charismatic figure named Father Divine, preached against the use of racial categories, which he saw as divisive.
Despite all the progress made in other business disciplines, and all the preaching by charismatic business gurus, today's corporations remain ill-equipped to resolve whole categories of employee-related dilemmas.
"WHAT IF SAORI HAD A PARTY?" John Moran, the category-defying composer and onetime Philip Glass protégé, teams up with the charismatic dancer Saori Tsukada for a multimedia look at the interplay of Japanese and American culture.
Mercifully, like any charismatic Southern writer (and McClanahan is a Southern writer, even if he rejects the category), McClanahan mines his privation for comedy.
