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

Why doesn't Apple's Siri do what I want?

Do you sometimes ask yourself that? As an Apple user, sure. How does it work? They turn to a previously unknown being, others might say a tool. A tool that talks. A tool that asks you how it can help you. And the most ingenious thing about it: The tool, or the being, answers. Mostly. And [...]

2021-01-15T19:57:34+01:00 31. March 2014| Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Tuning tip – When is my voice best understood?

Surely you have heard a drunk babbling before. Hard to understand, isn't it? You will only be well understood if the two basic building blocks of language, i.e. sound and noise, come into their own. As soon as this balance is disturbed, crucial things are missing. In the case of drunks, this balance is disturbed. His emotional messages are usually quite clear, [...]

2021-01-15T19:55:56+01:00 24. October 2013| Stimmcoaching | 2 Comments
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