The focus: Latritsch-Karlbauer inspires in Villach!

The focus: Latritsch-Karlbauer inspires in Villach!

Villach, Österreich - On April 4, 2025, Villach author Andrea Latritsch-Karlbauer presented her new book in the Bambergsaal in Villach. The guests included Federal Councilor Manfred Mertel, State Councilor Sara Schaar and Mayor Isabella Rauter. The event was characterized by a positive atmosphere that was reinforced by the cheerful audience. Latritsch-Karlbauer, the bearer of the City of Villach's cultural honor, presented the central thesis of her book: the way we move and our posture not only influence our brain and heart, but also our psyche.

In this context, she invites the audience to recognize and activate their own strengths in body language. A special highlight was the interactive integration, which was supplemented by QR codes, through which the present access to learning videos received from the author. Latritsch-Karlbauer is not only an author, but also as a trainer for attitude and authenticity and offers training for people from different areas.

body language and their meaning

The importance of body language is often underestimated. Latritsch-Karlbauer shows in her work that even small gestures can significantly influence our mood and thus also the reactions of our environment. A changed attitude affects our communication and the mutual feeling. It is particularly interesting to realize that a light hollow cross increases the attractiveness of both the perspective carrier itself and the people around him.

The author also recommends that taking a winning pose that stands for strength and courage can be useful, especially before challenging discussions. Your own posture, such as lifting your hands, promotes self -confidence and helps to reduce doubts. Eye contact and a slight lifting of the chin additionally intensify this effect, which is why it advises to practice these exercises regularly in front of the mirror.

strengthening self -confidence

Latritsch-Karlbauer emphasizes that a courageous handshake signals control and assertiveness. Also techniques for coping with stress, such as leaning back, the crossing of the arms behind the head or strolling the feet with deep breathing, helping to promote refreshment and energy.

Another aspect that the author appeals to is the broadcast. A upright and relaxed attitude conveys sympathy and openness. A head that is upgraded and a smile contribute to positive perception. As Latritsch-Karlbauer summarizes, these skills of body language are key components for more success and satisfaction in personal and professional life.

Overall, Andrea Latritsch-Karlbauer's book presentation shows how important your own body language is for well-being and communication. According to Idea is perceived by the surrounding area and can strongly influence how we occur in social interactions. It remains exciting to see how the author's knowledge is put into practice.