The high-pressure speaker as a tiger

Oh Lord, give me time to understand! Recently, I sat in a high-level congress. With equally high-level, impressive keynote speakers. Whereby impressive can be interpreted in different ways. Most of the speeches were great, exciting and inspiring. But then HE came. He, the "differently impressive speaker". He was quite impressive. Namely, through what felt like 6000 slides in 45 minutes, peppered with [...]

2022-10-02T19:31:49+02:00 25. June 2015| Voice and rhetoric | 0 Comments

How to better present yourself, your products and services (Matthias Garten)

You may have been faced with the challenge of presenting your products, services or the like to a larger audience. You were under pressure to come across really well and convince your audience. Then the carousel of thoughts began to turn: How am I supposed to do this? How should I proceed? How do I manage to get the viewers [...]

2024-05-16T19:49:52+02:00 November 19, 2013 | Guest Posts | 0 Comments

Tuning tip – What makes a good speaking voice?

When you speak to people, what determines whether your message will be received willingly or unwillingly? Whether your information is considered credible? Do we trust you as a spokesperson? Anyone who listens absorbs a myriad of different pieces of information before they understand the content of the language. The sound of the voice already unfolds its unconscious effect in those long two tenths of a second [...]

2021-01-15T20:07:27+01:00 November 12, 2013 | Stimmcoaching | 2 Comments

Business Voice Tip (2): The First Words When Presenting

What is most annoying about the voice of presenters? Often, the inadequacies at the beginning of a presentation are particularly disturbing, as they act as a formative first impression. In today's audio voice tip, I'll explain how to make the first words of a presentation have a strong voice. How to make your point of view clear vocally and thus make your presentations [...]

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