How to get rid of negative thoughts when presenting: tips from the expert

You probably know that too. You're about to give a big presentation, and the spiral of thoughts in your head starts to spin. Negative thoughts circle in your head and paralyze you. Your self-confidence sinks, your body language seems unrounded, your gestures uncertain. Your voice loses its pleasant sound. And because you notice that [...]

2024-08-27T18:36:24+02:00 30. December 2022| Stage fright , Voice and rhetoric | 0 Comments

Nervous when presenting? No more stage fright!

Nervous when presenting? No more stage fright! Acting confidently and confidently, speaking and presenting spontaneously Nervousness and stage fright are responsible for countless tedious minutes every day during meetings, discussions, conferences and congresses. Without intending to, tense speakers annoy their audience with angular body language, erratic unconfident gestures, too fast galloping speech and annoying "um". In this practical seminar [...]

2020-05-09T19:41:06+02:00 6. May 2020| 0 Comments

Convincing effectively with suggestive language

Convince effectively with suggestive language! This is how you use the power of language for even more results in your communication! Her linguistically convincing appearance is enormously important, especially in these critical times, in order to convince others of herself. Language has power! Whenever you present, present, sell or negotiate - the choice of your words disappoints or [...]

2020-05-27T01:32:58+02:00 5. May 2020| | 0 Comments

Voice sells! – The Rhetoric Practice Seminar

Book now Still undecided? Request more information here! Course duration and dates: 2 days + 2 days + coaching via Online Academy Autumn 2020: Module 1: Thu/Fri, 17/18 September 2020 Module 2: Thu/Fri, 15/16 October 2020 Module 3: NEW – Access to the "Voice sells!–Academy" worth 397,-! In this special 12-week online coaching, I accompany [...]

2020-07-06T12:27:09+02:00 30. January 2019| 0 Comments

Learning Rhetoric: Why Garland Sets in Lectures Are Particularly Annoying

Learn rhetoric: Avoid raising your voice at the end of a sentence ("ducktail"). Instead of stress during the presentation, convince with suggestive language.

2025-02-04T15:29:20+01:00 15. October 2018| Stimmcoaching , Voice and rhetoric | 4 Comments

Stage fright – How to get a grip on speech anxiety

3 practical tips against nervousness and fear of speaking Werner suffers. He walks up and down. His lips move silently. He frantically recites the beginning of the presentation, which he is about to give. In front of 150 global company representatives, including the CEO. Werner no longer feels nausea and his legs at all. His head feels like cotton wool. Not a single word [...]

Managers can learn this from politicians – and what they should not imitate.

This is what makes your appearance so important: Managers and politicians move in completely different spheres and have different tasks. However, both professional groups have one thing in common: they must be excellently received by their diverse publics. The politicians need this even a little more than the managers. Re-election and so on. In my home country of Austria, [...]

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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