Not to talk to, but better with the audience Recently, a lady came to me for coaching. She is a high-ranking executive in the HR sector. The reason for her contact: She had been invited to give her first paid lecture in front of a very large professional audience. She was quite used to speaking in front of many people within her company, but [...]
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 [...]
The following applies to all three tips: Try out the warm-up exercises for your speaker's voice in a protected environment before using it under competition conditions. If you are looking for a protected setting, make sure that you are absolutely undisturbed. Consciously activate your hearing and body awareness. Both senses are the key to [...]
Listen to my voice tip on how you can first increase your presence and charisma with the "active pause" and then also gain full attention with the "relationship word technique". I look forward to your comments and reports from your own experience.
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 [...]
Lecture by Arno Fischbacher, recorded on 11 June 2013 in Salzburg as part of an event for branch managers, market area and service managers, marketing and sales managers, customer advisors of banks and savings banks. The voice at the beginning of the recording belongs to the organizer Helmut Muthers.
