Become self-confident through confident language and powerful voice

Become self-confident! - Three tips: Appearing self-confident and representing your own point of view confidently and confidently is more important today than ever before. Because how often do those who proclaim half-baked ideas and crude points of view with superficial volume prevail at work, in private life, but also in public. Meanwhile, clever thoughts, important ideas [...]

Perform confidently – but how?

3 tips on how to influence your gestures and voice Do you know this effect when people seem somehow awkward and angular in terms of their movements? To radiate little sovereignty with it? And that's why you can't follow so well when listening because your voice also sounds rather flat or monotonous? In this post I want to [...]

Voice sells! – The Rhetoric Practice Seminar

Book now Request booking documents Course duration and dates: 2 days + 2 days + coaching via online academy Spring 2019: Module 1: Thu/Fri, 5/6 March 2020 Module 2: Thu/Fri, 2/3 April 2020 Module 3: NEW – Access to the "Voice sells!–Academy" worth 397,-! In this special 12-week online coaching, I will accompany you to the seminar [...]

2020-01-25T16:00:18+01:00 13. March 2018| 0 Comments

You Are Powerful Too – Book Review

Know your power! ... this is what my esteemed colleague Richard Gappmayer asks us to do in his new, very successful work! The title "You too are powerful - How to discover your creative power and assert your own interests" already signals the core message: Every person is powerful! We just have to become aware of our own power and also be prepared to [...]

2020-09-07T20:30:38+02:00 5. February 2017| Book recommendations | 0 Comments

How to get your stage fright under control – Part 1

When your knees tremble before the lecture Are you also one of those people who feel completely different from stage fright just at the thought of making a public statement? Who already break out in a sweat at the idea of giving a speech or presentation in front of an audience? If so, they are not alone. The unnecessary [...]

Imagine you're a surfer

How to master the magical moment at the beginning of your presentation How do you feel when you have to speak in front of an audience? Will you climb the podium fearlessly and just get started? With a lot of safety and stability? Or are you, like the majority of people, one of those speakers who come forward with rather weak knees and [...]

The Meeting Slide (Dr. Sylvia Löhken)

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 [...]

2023-06-24T19:23:26+02:00 April 15, 2014 | Book recommendations , Guest Posts | 0 Comments

Stéphane Etrillard

It was about ten years ago that in my Google research on authentic rhetoric at the time, a French-sounding name kept appearing among the first ten hits: Stéphane Etrillard. Curious, I first read a number of remarkable articles, then found the author, coach and trainer of French descent with the company headquarters in the picturesque Schloss Elbroich near Düsseldorf. Two [...]

2021-01-15T19:56:42+01:00 29. March 2012| Uncategorized | 0 Comments
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