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More media visibility as an expert

More media visibility as an expert

To break into the media as a speaker or entrepreneur, focus on content, skills, and contacts. Create valuable, clear content, master media rules, and build relationships with industry professionals. These elements can boost visibility and market value. Show post
Challenges of the VUCA world - Line hierarchy cannot cope with complexity

Challenges of the VUCA world - Line hierarchy cannot cope with complexity

In a VUCA world, traditional hierarchies are being replaced by flexible roles, shared leadership by individual leadership, and self-organization by external organization. Adapting to these changes requires overcoming mental challenges and developing agile routines, embracing new forms of collaboration, and changing individual roles within companies. Leaders must serve teams, delegate decision-making, and trust employee competencies. Despite slow progress, there is a growing willingness to change, with success depending on individual and organizational readiness for change. Show post
Dipl.-Psych. Rolf Schmiel - Attitude creates impact!

Dipl.-Psych. Rolf Schmiel - Attitude creates impact!

A speaker reflects on his journey from seeking fame and fortune to focusing on genuine connection with the audience. By shifting his mindset to giving rather than taking, he found success through self-improvement and heartfelt interactions, leading to a more authentic and impactful stage presence. Show post
Rock it, Speaker!

Rock it, Speaker!

To become a successful speaker, focus on creating an outstanding keynote speech that connects with the audience. Personal experiences and unique insights are essential for impactful presentations. Building a strong foundation with original content is key to standing out in the competitive speaking market. Show post
Why coaches fail as speakers!

Why coaches fail as speakers!

The text discusses psychological principles for success in the continuing education industry, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and uniqueness in speakers and trainers. It highlights the need to overcome the "Invisible Self" syndrome to achieve true potential and stand out in the field. Show post
Dipl.-Psych. Rolf Schmiel in an Interview

Dipl.-Psych. Rolf Schmiel in an Interview

Mr. Schmiel, a psychologist and TV personality, uses research-based methods for motivation. Sustainable motivation requires daily engagement with goals and actions, not just positive thinking. Leaders should motivate employees through appreciation and challenging tasks. Schmiel finds joy in his diverse profession, following Confucius' advice to choose a job one loves. Show post
"I'm not the only one who's a bit crazy!"

"I'm not the only one who's a bit crazy!"

Ruth Moschner hosts new panel show "So tickt der Mensch" on SAT.1 from February 17, 2017. The show explores human behavior through experiments with guests like Michelin-starred chef Alexander Herrmann and psychologist Rolf Schmiel. Show airs Fridays at 8:15 p.m. on SAT.1. Show post
A survey shows: Germans wish for more fun in their lives.

A survey shows: Germans wish for more fun in their lives.

The book "Enough with the Fun! The End of the Fun Society" by Peter Hahne calls for a shift towards more responsible living, but a survey shows that most Germans, especially the youth, believe society needs more fun and less societal pressure. This pressure, fueled by social media comparisons, is leading to increased mental health issues. Psychologist Rolf Schmiel advocates for more laughter and good spirits to improve mental resilience and combat negative emotions. Show post
Rolf Schmiel: Award winner at the Speaker Slam

Rolf Schmiel: Award winner at the Speaker Slam

Rolf Schmiel, a renowned psychologist and professional speaker, recently won three awards at Germany's first Speaker-Slam event. He is known for his engaging speeches on motivation and has worked with top companies. Despite his success, he continues to improve and expand his skills through training and workshops. Show post