For the first impression, there is no second chance. This also applies to public speaking, lectures, and presentations. Within seconds, the audience judges whether they are willing to follow a voice and thus the arguments presented. The appearance is the visual aspect, while the voice serves as the acoustic business card. Both can be trained and perfected. How do people speak confidently and with high quality? How do you structure lectures and speeches perfectly? How do speakers fascinate and convince their audience with content? Peter Baumgartner and Eva-Maria Shata-Aichner provide answers to these questions. The authors demonstrate how to evoke emotions, speak confidently, and move skillfully on stage. Because only those who master these skills can reach their listeners and leave a lasting impression. "A standard work for everyone: clear, concise, practical, and competent." Jasmin Dolati, Program Director - O.