[:en]Jessica Breitenfeld[:fr]Jessica Breitenfeld[:nl]Jessica Breitenfeld[:]

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Biography

Jessica trains a mindset that helps teams communicate effectively. She is the founder of ¨Laugh!¨, a non-profit that brings relief in the form of laughter and unconventional activities as one of only 80 Certified Improvisation Trainers with the Applied Improvisation Network and a licensed Therapist in Gestalt Psychotherapy. Her 4 years of clown training and work as a hospital clown have led her to understand how humour is a necessity, not a luxury, which is why laughter is a constant in all her workshops.

Her speeches have received awards in four European international contests. Her passion to challenge the comfort zone of mediocracy and self-doubt have led to many breakthroughs, which she generously shares both on stage and in her one-to-one coaching sessions. She is President of a Berlin TM club- Spreeredner- yet spends most of her time in Barcelona- often at the beach pretending to learn Spanish. She has lived in 8 countries for 11 years, learned 5 languages and forgotten 4 of them- an international trainer and speaker.

Description:

How do you best connect with people?
The ability to connect with people is said to give an unbelievable power to those who possess it. Join Jessica to learn “a couple of secrets” on how to create rapport. Learn to connect, create rapport and share your humanness. It´s not a secret, we will harness humor and laughter to understand why being likeable is the way to connecting better and faster.

Let´s experience some of the 8 neurological ways to connect fast. 1) find common ground 2) Share an experience 3) Use names *theirs preferably
4) smile
5) speak at a lower rate
6) use open body language
7) Mirror and match them
8) show empathy

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Biography

Jessica trains a mindset that helps teams communicate effectively. She is the founder of ¨Laugh!¨, a non-profit that brings relief in the form of laughter and unconventional activities as one of only 80 Certified Improvisation Trainers with the Applied Improvisation Network and a licensed Therapist in Gestalt Psychotherapy. Her 4 years of clown training and work as a hospital clown have led her to understand how humour is a necessity, not a luxury, which is why laughter is a constant in all her workshops.

Her speeches have received awards in four European international contests. Her passion to challenge the comfort zone of mediocracy and self-doubt have led to many breakthroughs, which she generously shares both on stage and in her one-to-one coaching sessions. She is President of a Berlin TM club- Spreeredner- yet spends most of her time in Barcelona- often at the beach pretending to learn Spanish. She has lived in 8 countries for 11 years, learned 5 languages and forgotten 4 of them- an international trainer and speaker.

Description:

How do you best connect with people?
The ability to connect with people is said to give an unbelievable power to those who possess it. Join Jessica to learn “a couple of secrets” on how to create rapport. Learn to connect, create rapport and share your humanness. It´s not a secret, we will harness humor and laughter to understand why being likeable is the way to connecting better and faster.

Let´s experience some of the 8 neurological ways to connect fast. 1) find common ground 2) Share an experience 3) Use names *theirs preferably
4) smile
5) speak at a lower rate
6) use open body language
7) Mirror and match them
8) show empathy

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Biography

Jessica trains a mindset that helps teams communicate effectively. She is the founder of ¨Laugh!¨, a non-profit that brings relief in the form of laughter and unconventional activities as one of only 80 Certified Improvisation Trainers with the Applied Improvisation Network and a licensed Therapist in Gestalt Psychotherapy. Her 4 years of clown training and work as a hospital clown have led her to understand how humour is a necessity, not a luxury, which is why laughter is a constant in all her workshops.

Her speeches have received awards in four European international contests. Her passion to challenge the comfort zone of mediocracy and self-doubt have led to many breakthroughs, which she generously shares both on stage and in her one-to-one coaching sessions. She is President of a Berlin TM club- Spreeredner- yet spends most of her time in Barcelona- often at the beach pretending to learn Spanish. She has lived in 8 countries for 11 years, learned 5 languages and forgotten 4 of them- an international trainer and speaker.

Description:

How do you best connect with people?
The ability to connect with people is said to give an unbelievable power to those who possess it. Join Jessica to learn “a couple of secrets” on how to create rapport. Learn to connect, create rapport and share your humanness. It´s not a secret, we will harness humor and laughter to understand why being likeable is the way to connecting better and faster.

Let´s experience some of the 8 neurological ways to connect fast. 1) find common ground 2) Share an experience 3) Use names *theirs preferably
4) smile
5) speak at a lower rate
6) use open body language
7) Mirror and match them
8) show empathy

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