The perfect start to a speech is decisive for your success: Learn how to secure the full attention of your audience with your first words, radiate self-confidence and convince with clear body language. Discover tips and techniques to make a lasting impression from the first second.
The power of the voice in business. Convince in lecture, video and Zoom call Unfold your presence, charisma and persuasiveness Your voice and your authentic appearance are enormously important instruments to convince others of yourself, especially in these critical times. The tone makes the music! Whenever you present, lecture, sell or negotiate - your [...]
It was 1977, as far as I remember, when Reinhard Mey entered the stage in the Salzburg Mozarteum, which was sold out to the last seat. The lights in the auditorium were already extinguished, all eyes in tense silence on the singer, who was just picking up his guitar. The contrast of the strong spotlight cone made the background appear almost black. [...]
Do you know those moments when the presenter opens his or her mouth for the first time and you think: "Oh dear! It's going to be exhausting!"? And once again find confirmation: The tone makes the music. This is especially true for important lectures and presentations. That's why today it's time to train your voice! After all, it is the voice and the [...]
Learn rhetoric: Avoid raising your voice at the end of a sentence ("ducktail"). Instead of stress during the presentation, convince with suggestive language.
This is how you look and present in the best possible way! "Arno Fischbacher is not only a true artist as a professional voice coach, but also an artist in the design of visualizations. Whether it's flipcharts, pinboards or digital media: Participants in Arno Fischbacher's seminars are just as enthusiastic about the content as they are about the way it is conveyed and presented." The participants [...]
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 [...]
