The Singing Man for Speaking Men
Singing, I love doing that for keynote speakers, teachers, entertainers, and really anyone with a message in their heart - on any stage, big or small.
For people who do not have to think too much, because they have already lived through their story. Who touch hearts with their words and bring answers to (life) questions.
Singing for stage people and their audience loosens something, it creates an atmosphere where the energy shifts almost naturally - from closed to open, from "what should I do with this?" to "I recognize that." It helps both speaker and audience to really find each other, to feel each other.
When I sing, something special happens. A vibration that not only strengthens words, but also builds a bridge. A bridge of energy that everyone in the room picks up, where emotions are allowed to be free and where everyone is allowed to be themselves for a moment. That is where the real magic is - where something changes, in the room, in you and in them.
Singing to speakers and their audiences, does something that words of speakers often cannot do: it brings the mind to silence and opens the heart. And it is there, in the heart, that we really meet. In that space where words sometimes fall short, singing brings everything together.
Through singing, we step together into a world beyond words. Speakers and audience find each other in an experience that does more than inspire; it changes something inside.
We are all a bundle of energy, always resonating with what is going on around us. Singing taps into that flow of love, openness, and harmony. It literally brings everyone in the room together in a connecting, lighter energy.
When someone sings for connection, especially from the heart, a kind of harmony emerges. Head, heart and body of all people come into alignment. That energy is contagious; you feel it everywhere. For speakers, this helps to ground - confidently and with the right vibe. And for the audience? They shift from judging to listening, or from distance to engagement.
Singing takes us to a place that words alone cannot. It lifts the speaker and the audience to a higher plane, where real connection and growth becomes possible.