Samy Molcho

Body language is like spoken language, only it cannot lie!

Samy Molcho is one of the most important mimes of the 20th century. He was the first to expand the art of mime to include purely psychological and dramatic elements. As an envoy for cultural exchange, he successfully represented Austria in numerous countries. Since 1980, Samy Molcho has held the International Summer Academy for Mime and Body Language in Vienna, attracting more than 180 participants from Austria and abroad each year. As a communications specialist, Samy Molcho holds seminars and lectures on body language around the world without uttering a single word. He also works as a university professor in Vienna.

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In the modern business world, success depends not only on skill and resilience, but increasingly also on the individual's ability to communicate. Body language towards superiors, colleagues, business partners, and customers is very important. A person's personality and demeanor are expressed primarily through appearance, facial expressions, voice, and movements. Samy Molcho uses concrete situations from everyday business life to demonstrate how body language works and how it can be used effectively. This way, you learn to interpret the signals of others and send the right signals yourself.

Body Language: How Winners Speak
Success through Body Language
The tongue can lie, the body never.
Importance of Nonverbal Communication:
"How do I appear" as opposed to “What do I mean?”
Verbal language translates into body language:
"No movement is accidental."

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He directed Goldoni’s “Servant of Two Masters” at the Stadttheater Aachen. Since 1980, he has been giving lectures and seminars on body language around the world – including at the European Management Symposium in Davos, for multinational corporations, as a guest lecturer at the Austrian Diplomatic Academy, at the Institute for Psychosomatic Research, and in front of therapists, doctors, airlines, insurance companies, and many more.

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