In my coaching practice, I see every day how most speech problems start in the head. The fear of failure, losing control or being judged negatively can be paralyzing. I also know these fears. Even in my "previous life" as a stage actor, I experienced every day how this fear of failure leads to insecurity and loss of inner sovereignty.
Maybe you know this. You're supposed to speak in front of a larger group, and you know in advance that your voice won't be loud enough to fill the room and reach the audience in the back rows. With this feeling, you then step in front of your guests and say quietly to yourself: "I can just [...]
Meetings and discussions in groups are often very exhausting for introverts – especially if there are extroverted participants who talk a lot and loudly in such situations. The result: intros quickly feel invisible. If you use the voice correctly here, you can still get attention and convince skillfully. When loud arguments drown out the good Ines [...]
Do you know this? "I'm a rather quiet guy. The idea of raising my voice loudly tends to scare me off." Is there also a middle ground? Whether you are well understood depends directly on your desire to be heard. The stronger this desire becomes, the more energy your organism invests in the movements and the [...]
