1. Comfortable with silence and does not feel the need to fill every gap in a conversation.
  2. Comfortable holding strong eye contact while talking to a person.
  3. Speaks in a low voice with a downward inflection and not an approval seeking upward inflection.
  4. Well-known and well-received by others.
  5. Has open body language and is comfortable taking up space.
  6. Does not brag or actively qualifying himself, such as by dropping the names of the people he knows, the things he owns, or the degrees that he has earned.
  7. Unapologetically states his opinions. While he does not purposely try to insult others, he also does not prioritize the reaction that other people may have to his words over the desire to state his true thoughts and beliefs.
  8. Willing to cut people off and redirect a conversation when needed (no need to be done rudely).
  9. Comfortable making decisions and being decisive.
  10. Calls people out when they cross one of his personal boundaries.
  11. Does not constantly ask for permission or approval.
  12. Treats other high status people as his peers and equals. Does not get star struck or act like a fan.

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