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Who am I? Good question, and a very profound one indeed, perhaps even one of the most profound I've ever contemplated. So, who am I? And who are you? Can I know who I am without knowing who you are? And what does authenticity actually mean? To behave the way I am? How do I even know who I am? And doesn't that constantly change? I am not the person I was a year ago, and in a year, I won't be the person I am today. So, is authenticity more about behaving the way I want to be? And shouldn't an introduction answer questions instead of asking them? Let's get back to me. I love dealing with such questions. I don't know if I am ever going to find THE ultimate answer or the "truth". Does it even exist? Is your head already spinning? Welcome to the club😅 I see myself as a learner with an enthusiasm for sharing my insights and experiences. Otherwise, I wouldn't have become a speaker. I do enjoy hearing myself talk, and I believe others benefit from listening to it to😉 What does all of this to do with speaking? If only I knew… Let me try to explain: For me, speaking is not a trendy marketing tool or something you learn once in a speaker training and then never have to deal with it again. It is an art, the art of rhetoric. It's not about delivering a perfect, memorized presentation with fancy slides and as much content as possible, it is about conveying my deepest thoughts and feelings through words. I view speaking as the art of using language and expression to convince, inform, and above all, inspire my audience. It encompasses not only the talk itself but also the targeted use of voice, word choice, body language and structure. I work neither B2B nor B2C, for me there is only H2H – working from human to human. I want little to do with anything else. I can support you with my experience from over 100 performances on stage in front of up to 2,500 people on the following topics: – Stage Performance (incl. developing your Stage Identity – to explain what that is, the character limit here is insufficient. Feel free to send a message if you are interested) – Keynote Development – Storytelling If you have read this far and still wish to connect, feel free to send me a request or a direct message! I look forward to hearing from you!