What if manipulation didn’t have a negative connotation? My guest, the best selling author of the Manipulation Bible, joined me to chat about the art of communication.

Links from the show:

* The Manipulation Bible: The Dark Side of Communication

* Wlad’s website

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About my guest:

Wladislaw Jachtchenko studied political science, law, modern history and comparative literature in Munich and New York. He received a scholarship from the German National Academic Foundation and is a fully qualified lawyer (both state exams in Munich) and political scientist (Master of Arts at Columbia University in New York City).

After working as a lawyer in a Munich law firm and as a research assistant at the United Nations in New York, he followed his passion and has been working since 2007 as a keynote speaker, rhetoric trainer communication consultant. His specialties include tailor-made keynote speeches, business trainings, rhetoric seminars and intensive consultanty on all communication-related topics.

Wladislaw Jachtchenko is the founder of the Argumentorik-Akademie and developer of the Argumentorik concept, which puts the coherent argument at the center of communication and understands rhetoric as a necessity with which use good arguments in an audience-effective manner.

You can book Wladislaw Jachtchenko not only for keynote speeches, but also for in-house trainings, rhetoric seminars or communication consultancy. As an experienced communication expert, he offers the right mix between theory and practice and  improves significantly the communication skills of his customers.

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