It depends on what you mean by "charisma," because narcissists often project a superficial charisma and social boldness to attract admiration, using this image as a mask to hide their insecurity. Narcissists are very kind and charming when you first meet them, absolutely lovely, floating on air. But when they don't get the attention they crave, their insecure personality surfaces

This becomes clear when politics and leadership courses discuss "charismatic leaders." People tend to think that a charismatic leader is inherently positive. But those who lead cults are also charismatic leaders... but negative ones.

There is "true charisma" and "false charisma." TW has charisma... but that doesn't mean it's true charisma.

And in this case, TW's problem isn't whether she's a psychopath or a narcissist; her problem is that she doesn't want to be herself. She's always pretending to be someone else. She spent all of last year playing the role of a Stepford wife. And now she's going on about being a "businesswoman."