Press release
The silent power of language - words shape reality
Daniela Landgraf on the BNI-DAKON stage 2025 (© Friedrun Reinhold)
Answer: First it gets quiet. Then loud. And then something remains that you won't soon forget.
This is what happened at this year's DAKON, one of the largest networking conferences in the German-speaking world. On stage: Daniela Landgraf, keynote speaker, author and mental strength expert. Her story: extraordinary. Her impact: lasting. Her topic: How words work, what they trigger - and why language is the often underestimated lever for change.
Language works - inside and out
The title of her keynote: "Words shape reality - convincing with enthusiasm". What sounds almost poetic became a profound impulse for everyone in the room during her presentation. Daniela Landgraf doesn't talk about change - she lives it.
Her presentation begins quietly. In the middle of a sentence: an uncontrolled twitch. The Tourette's is visible. But she continues to speak - calmly, clearly, focused. No apologies, no distractions. Just a sign: True strength is not shown in perfection, but in being visible.
"I have rarely seen someone speak on such a large stage with absolute authenticity and honesty - and in front of an audience of around a thousand people. She had us all from the first moment," one participant later wrote on Proven Expert.
Words that linger - and change the way we think
In her keynote speech, Daniela Landgraf guides us through the seven hermetic laws of life - but without an esoteric superstructure. She shows how these principles can have a concrete and practical effect in the corporate world: for leadership, communication, change and personal development.
Her approach: no spiritual bells and whistles, but comprehensible, directly implementable impulses - tailored to people in positions of responsibility. Anyone who leads, motivates, supports teams or thinks entrepreneurially can discover new perspectives here.
"In 20 minutes, she made an entire hall marvel, pause and reflect," was the feedback from another listener. Another voice added: "Her wisdom got under your skin - I had goosebumps throughout." This and much more feedback can be read on Proven Expert.
Everyone knows challenges
For keynote speaker Daniela Landgraf, the challenge is Tourette's. For others, it may be the fear of not being enough. Or exhaustion. Maybe it's the challenge of never being able to switch off, or the pressure of having to function every day.
This is precisely where the power of her keynote lies: she opens up a space in which people can recognize themselves - with their own issues. Without pity, without drama. But with clarity, depth and genuine connection.
What remains - and what leads
Change, communication, the future, mental strength - these are not buzzwords when Daniela Landgraf talks about them. They are elementary topics that she has lived through herself. She knows the financial crash. She knows trauma. She knows reconstruction. And she knows that words - spoken or thought - not only shape reality, they also determine whether change succeeds.
Five impulses that can change leadership:
* Language is leadership. If you want to make an impact, you have to communicate consciously.
* Change begins on the inside. No change project works without self-reflection.
* Communication needs attitude. Clarity, not technique, is crucial.
* Words create reality. Also - and especially - in teams and organizations.
* Mental strength is the success factor of the future. Without it, there is no orientation in change.
A coat that symbolizes change
Landgraf also made a strong visual statement. Her outfit - especially her coat - became a symbol of change - a symbol of protection, identity and transformation.
"As a stylist, I immediately recognized how well she integrated her outfit - her coat - into the keynote. Wow, that was a fantastic performance." Writes another participant on Proven Expert.
Conclusion: When words do more than applause
Speaker Daniela Landgraf didn't just give a presentation at BNI DAKON 2025. She touched, changed and left her mark. Not through volume - but through presence. Not through show - but through truth.
What remains is not the view of the deficit. What remains is the realization that the beginning of a changed life starts with the power of words.
What matters is not what happens to you in life, but what you make of it.
And that is why the lecture ends with the words: "Pay attention to your thoughts and feelings. They are your destiny.
Freie Redakteurin Daniela Busse
Pülsener Str. 9 Pülsener Str. 9
24257 Köhn
Germany
https://rednerin-landgraf.de
Frau Daniela Busse
01742419788
danielabusse@mail.de
Daniela Landgraf is a keynote speaker, moderator and expert for mental strength, self-worth & human future competence
Daniela Landgraf has been on the business stage for years - as a keynote speaker, inspiring moderator and clear voice for mental health, real change and emotionally intelligent leadership. She combines in-depth psychological knowledge with entrepreneurial clarity and touches with a mixture of presence, professionalism and human warmth.
Her topics are self-worth, mental strength, stress management, change, team dynamics - and more and more: the human integration of AI. Especially now, at a time when algorithms are controlling processes and artificial intelligence is setting the pace, Daniela Landgraf advocates something that no machine can achieve: Connectedness, empathy and trust in your own inner guidance.
Her focus is not on technology, but on attitude. With her eye for the essentials and a language that touches, she creates clarity - even in complex change processes.
Daniela Landgraf's presentations and moderations provide space for reflection, activate potential and bring back into companies what is often neglected: meaning, motivation and genuine togetherness.
This release was published on openPR.
Permanent link to this press release:
Copy
Please set a link in the press area of your homepage to this press release on openPR. openPR disclaims liability for any content contained in this release.
You can edit or delete your press release The silent power of language - words shape reality here
News-ID: 4053009 • Views: …
More Releases from Keynote Speaker Daniela Landgraf, Motivation, Inspiration, Mentale Stärke, Selbstwert
Words that work: Impetus for real change
Tuesday morning, 8:27 am.
In a medium-sized company somewhere in Germany, 17 people are sitting in a meeting room. Some are looking at their laptops, others are staring into their coffee. Their faces look tired, empty - the mood is tense. The latest redundancies are still hanging in the air, the next change project has already been announced. No one asks questions. No one objects. No one is in the mood.
Some…
Rhetoric meets emotion: How to be truly persuasive
Whether in professional life, in corporate communications or on social media - words shape reality. They can motivate, inspire and excite, but they can also unsettle or discourage. If you want to convince others, you should make targeted use of the power of language. The right words determine whether a message is received and whether people are willing to engage with it, because words have an effect. They can be…
What is wrong with people?
What is wrong with people?
You can often experience it in large German cities: There is a latent aggression in the air. The energy is tense, people show little consideration for each other - whether as pedestrians, cyclists or drivers - everyone tries to fight their own way out. People hurry across the streets, their eyes are tense and full of stress. If you stop briefly at the station to put…
The art of self-motivation
How to motivate yourself and others even in difficult times
Stress and excessive demands are common in the current world of work. The challenges are huge: a shortage of skilled workers, increasing digitalization, Generation Z, which is causing headaches for many employers and much more. In these times in particular, mental strength, resilience and self-motivation are indispensable qualities for long-term performance and health. Mental strength is much more than just ambitiously…
More Releases for Landgraf
Words that work: Impetus for real change
Tuesday morning, 8:27 am.
In a medium-sized company somewhere in Germany, 17 people are sitting in a meeting room. Some are looking at their laptops, others are staring into their coffee. Their faces look tired, empty - the mood is tense. The latest redundancies are still hanging in the air, the next change project has already been announced. No one asks questions. No one objects. No one is in the mood.
Some…
Global Bar Peeling Machine Market Analysis (2025-2031)
LPI (LP Information) released the report titled "Global Bar Peeling Machine Market Growth (Status and Outlook) 2025-2031." This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the global Bar Peeling Machine landscape, with a focus on key trends related to product segmentation, company establishment, revenue and market share, recent developments, and merger and acquisition activities. Additionally, the report delves into the strategies of global leading companies, emphasizing their Bar Peeling Machine portfolios…
Rhetoric meets emotion: How to be truly persuasive
Whether in professional life, in corporate communications or on social media - words shape reality. They can motivate, inspire and excite, but they can also unsettle or discourage. If you want to convince others, you should make targeted use of the power of language. The right words determine whether a message is received and whether people are willing to engage with it, because words have an effect. They can be…
Elections, change, resistance: Why change causes so much stress
Elections are held every four years - and with them come discussions, uncertainties and emotions. For many people, this means pure stress. Some fear change, others long for it. But why does change often trigger such strong reactions? And how can we succeed in seeing change not as a threat but as an opportunity?
Why change triggers stress
Whether political elections, professional changes or private upheavals - our brains love routines. Everything…
What is wrong with people?
What is wrong with people?
You can often experience it in large German cities: There is a latent aggression in the air. The energy is tense, people show little consideration for each other - whether as pedestrians, cyclists or drivers - everyone tries to fight their own way out. People hurry across the streets, their eyes are tense and full of stress. If you stop briefly at the station to put…
Why companies should invest in the self-esteem of their employees
Lack of self-esteem - a topic that is often hushed up in the corporate context. Managers generally never openly admit to self-doubt. In coaching contexts, it often becomes clear how many managers suffer from the so-called impostor syndrome. On the outside, they appear strong and confident. On the inside, things look very different: They often have the feeling that their performance is not enough and that what they achieve is…
