Michael Moesslang
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Here writes for you: Michael Moesslang is a lecturer at the St. Gallen Business School, BAW and University of Munich, Top 100 Excellence Trainer, Coach and Author. Michael Moesslang has written numerous books, including “Professional authenticity: Why a jewel shines and pebbles are gray” and “So would present Hitchcock: Convince with the master of tension ”. Moesslang is an expert in the “PreSensation®” presentation method. His conviction: Everyone can become a positive ambassador for themselves or their company through personal impact and self-confident demeanor. More information at www.michael-moesslang.de
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Right at the top & still bad speaker: Obama's press spokesman is not convincing
Some people seem to think that if you only say the right thing, then it'll fit. That there is still a “how” does not seem to enter his head. Not even if he's on Barack Obama's staff. Or if he's the CEO of a corporation. The analysis of Obama's press secretary In this official [...]
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Becoming visible like Barack Obama: touching people, awakening emotions like Hitchcock
When Barak Obama was in the election campaign, he published an image film on his website entitled “The road we've traveled”. Tom Hanks speaks. Obama hardly. Because it's about touching people. The message: Powerful and energetic Because the winner of the presidential election will not be who has more arguments. The winner will be whoever has more [...]
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A rhetoric expert analyzes the resignation of Federal President Christian Wulff: A speech without applause
On February 17, 2012 at 11 a.m., Federal President Christian Wulff announced his resignation at Bellvue Palace in Berlin. A rhetoric and impact expert analyzes the body language and impact of his resignation speech. The end of his career! Federal President Christian Wulff announces his resignation in an emphatically objective manner. Put yourself in his shoes: After a successful political career, [...]
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Career & Leadership: Authenticity or Customization for Success?
A very much requested quality for leaders is authenticity. Many also think that they are authentic as long as they don't change. I see it differently: Since authenticity, as it is defined by many, is not very effective. On the other hand, professional authenticity can influence success. I want to stay the way I am Who doesn't want [...]
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Presenting Like Hitchcock: Exciting presentations do more!
Do you remember Alfred Hitchcock's films? Vertigo, the stranger on the train, the window to the courtyard, or over the roofs of Nice? It's been a while, but some of his masterpieces are still in the list of the 250 best films of all time. Attract the audience and are a prime example of [...]
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Rhetoric expert analyzes secret video with Julian Assange: Is the Wikileaks founder uncertain?
The day before yesterday there was an exclusive keynote via Skype with Wikileaks founder Julian Assange at the Medienwoche in Berlin. Assange then answered live questions from journalist Melinda Crane. No video recordings have been released from this Skype interview other than in the video above. Background There was a film and recording ban for both, but N24 has the rights [...]
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Good behavior for executives: Being authentically nice has advantages
Being nice actually helps in all situations. But it has to be real: The better you know each other and recognize whether niceness is artificial or genuine. Manager - Soft or Dominant? There is certainly a closer and more long-term relationship between bosses and their employees than at the counter, at the doctor's or the judge's. It's a dilemma. [...]
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Learning to be authentic & likeable for executives: The paradox of effect
Many executives confuse sovereignty with a dominant, authoritarian demeanor. The effect depends much more on the inner development. What is necessary for this? Unsure or sovereign? The power of the right effect In the case of sovereignty and uncertainty, the following applies: people who appear unsafe often make anything but an unsympathetic impression. Especially with people who are unsure of themselves [...]
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Leadership Management by Buddy: Authority despite niceness
Authority can definitely be combined with kindness and sympathy. These are not opposites. How exactly does this alleged conflict work? Good leadership unites authority and niceness First you have to understand that authority and niceness are not opposites. Even if it is unfortunately often seen that way. And it is precisely these alleged opposites that need to be unified. Because good leadership [...]
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Rhetoric expert analyzes Obama's speech on the death of Osama bin Laden: a speech with terror potential?
Rhetoric expert Michael Moesslang has taken a closer look at Barrack Obama's speech on the death of Osama bin Laden and finds: A masterpiece of rhetoric. In his text he explains why! Politically correct, morally questionable? It was not an easy task for Barrack Obama. On the one hand, he was allowed to announce the victory over public enemy no. 1 to the Americans, [...]
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Rhetoric Analysis Guttenberg vs. Westerwelle: Why zu Guttenberg was more popular
Despite the plagiarism scandal and lies, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg's popularity seemed unbroken for years. Across (almost) all parties! how come An analysis. Why we like people Why do we like people and dislike others? In the immediate environment, this can be explained by many things. Above all, the not consciously perceptible sex scent plays a role, touches, appreciation, respected and […]
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Present like Hitchcock: Stimulate the head cinema with picture language
With good presentations, a real head cinema is created in the minds of the audience. This shows how important the right visual language is for the success of a lecture. How Imagery Works One reason why so many presentations are bad is in the structure and preparation of the presentation. It is certainly a little more work to prepare a presentation professionally. [...]
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Present like Hitchcock: Creating Curiosity with Tension Technique
A vast desert of harvested fields. Cary Grant gets off a bus. He is supposed to meet a mysterious agent here, of whom the viewer has long known that he doesn't even exist. Now he stands there, at a lonely intersection. As exciting as a Hitchcock film A presentation could be as exciting as a Hitchcock film. A dramaturgy that [...]
