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Because only those who speak will be noticed in our society and thus visible. And visibility is an important aspect of professional success. But especially introverted and highly sensitive people find it difficult to expose and show themselves too much in the public eye. But everyone has something to say and a few targeted rhetorical tips and tricks can help to get your message across convincingly when speaking in front of an audience. This course offer helps to strengthen self-confidence, build appearance and impact as well as decisively improve charisma and charisma.
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Plea for Introverts: Silent Revolution?
Introverted, quiet people often don't get enough attention in our society, where extraversion seems to be the norm. I want to make a contribution to quiet people daring to stand up for themselves with self-confidence. What Society Thinks About Introverts No introverted child or quiet adult should have to think something isn't...
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Quite convincing: What personality type are you?
Most people who don't know me well find it funny that I consider myself an introvert. That doesn't surprise me, because I didn't suspect it myself for a long time. Introvert or Extrovert? You must know that I come from a pure intro family: my parents as well as my brother are very quiet people.…
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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 just say the right thing, then it's all right. That there is still a "how" doesn't seem to occur to him. Even if he's on Barack Obama's staff. Or if he is the CEO of a corporation. The Analysis of Obama's Press Secretary In this official…
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Introversion according to Freud, Jung & Co: The small difference
In the 1960s, other personality theorists began to develop the so-called Big Five: the five-factor model of personality. These are personality traits that remain relatively stable throughout life. Intraversion and extraversion as stable personality traits Extroversion and its opposite, introversion, belong to these personality traits. (The others are openness to experience, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and social...
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Becoming visible through speech: presenting perfectly thanks to rhetoric
Kurt Tucholsky was a journalist and writer in the 20s and 30s. And gave speakers plenty of advice along the way. But do you have to give every speech yourself? And how can you still remain visible? 12 tips for speakers from Kurt Tucholsky Kurt Tucholsky also applies under his pseudonyms Kasper Hauser, Peter Panter, Theobald…
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Presenting & speaking freely at work - 10 tips: Don't be afraid of big speeches
Rhetoric, speaking freely in meetings, at conferences or presentations is becoming more and more important at work. But speaking freely scares a lot of people. 10 tips. Speaking Freely and Presenting: The Fear of an Audience Most people's fear of speaking in front of an audience stems from the fact that it makes you feel different from the crowd and…
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Methods for more repartee: Rhetoric is like learning to swim
Repartee is not a question of intelligence or talent, but the ability to quickly recall certain action and reaction patterns. Find out how here. Quick-wittedness is like learning to swim While many guides have offered you first-aid measures for emergencies, here you will learn real quick-wittedness. This is like learning to swim: your reliable punching ability “happens”…
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Thanks to rhetoric for self-efficacy: love yourself & speak yourself strongly!
We are what we say we are. Whether we reap success, sympathy and happiness in life does not depend so much on our looks, our intellect, circumstances and other people, but on how we talk to ourselves, how we conduct our inner dialogue. And a direct comparison overview shows: There are big differences!...
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Correct communication for women as leaders: Do good & talk about it
Performance is about how women and men bring their success "to the man" and "to the woman," respectively. That is what makes her so different from men. Men talk about their skills, women about others It is not uncommon for men to talk about their skills and to demand appropriate recognition as a matter of course. I know…
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Self-presentation Maintaining contacts & networking for introverts: Hello! Here I am!
We all live in networks of relationships, privately and professionally. We know people - and people know us. All network activities are about the conscious establishment and maintenance of our contacts. But introverts often have a hard time doing this. Introverts and extroverts Our contacts are particularly important for work. Present in networks...
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Prepare the lecture & speech in 10 steps: Skilfully formulate the manuscript
Lectures, speeches and greetings are a mixture of oral and written communication. Many advisors recommend speaking freely, but let's be honest: only real full professionals are able to speak freely and convincingly for longer. And they, too, usually need a bullet-point manuscript like a frame. It's the content that counts Let me…
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Communication in business: training is silver, rhetoric is gold
Positive results come from the interaction of many. A sporting requirement for managers to communicate in such a way that every single employee is happy to become an image bearer for the company. Successful athletes as role models Major sporting events awaken feelings of togetherness. You are proud of your country, of your record holders, of your world champion. Depending on the sport, the podium unites the masses...
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The onion principle of psychology as a mental training method: 12 steps to self-efficacy success
Emotional blockages can really get in the way of us achieving our goals. Using the onion principle of psychology, they can be solved in 12 steps. The Onion Principle of Psychology: Solving Problems Step by Step The Onion Principle in Psychology is a metaphor used to illustrate the multi-layered nature of human behavior and personality.…
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Reinforce messages with the power of rhetoric: Listen to me!
Speaking and presenting well in order to be heard is an important part of everyday working life for many people. But there is a big difference between talking and actually being heard. How is your own message actually received? Presentations and lectures: It depends on the effect Not every speech, every presentation or every lecture is actually…
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Highly sensitive at work: High Sensitive Leadership
Opinions on the topic of leadership differ widely and more and more trainers and speakers are sharing the budget cake for leadership development. But what actually constitutes good leadership? And how can highly sensitive leaders use their gifts in a meaningful way? A conversation on the subject of high sensitivity and leadership Highly sensitive managers, do they even exist? Yes of course! And there is even...
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Elevator pitch for your vita: 2 X 4 tips in the elevator to success
Everyone would like to be… successful! In business as an entrepreneur or manager, as a salesperson or technician, in private relationships as a friend, wife or father. But only a few reach their goal and are actually successful. Why actually? Positive thinking is good - but only the beginning Positive thinking is a good basis for success.…
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Success despite stuttering, language problems or shyness: more courage for introverts!
Anyone who is considered shy or introverted or even has a language problem such as stuttering is considered an oddball and is rarely credited with professional success. But just such people can develop surprising strengths. We therefore need more such role models. Introverts, stutterers and oddballs in the limelight Movies about misfits are huge in Hollywood: recently, "The Biggest...
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Present & speak like a pro: 2 X 4 tips for the perfect speech!
From the classroom to the glass-walled corner office, presentations are a nail-biter for most people, no matter how old or successful they are. With the right preparation and tips against sweaty hands and dry mouth - typical symptoms of stage fright - you can step into the limelight more relaxed. Help a presentation - Just keep calm! At the…
