Martin Laschkolnig

Martin Laschkolnig is the founder and director of the Institute fuer Potentialentwicklung (Institute for the developing of potential) in Linz, Austria. He is the 2015-2017 President of the German Speakers Association (GSA) and the first member of GSA ever to speak at an NSA Convention.

Combining a business education and entrepreneurial background with years of studies in Buddhist Philosophy and Theory of Perception with Tibetan monks in India led to a new and different approach to view and solve our problems. Together with his wife he built the Helen Doron Early English Franchise in Austria to be the distinct no. 1 early education franchise in the Austrian market.

Since 2003 Martin Laschkolnig and his wife Monika are representing the International Council for Self-Esteem in Austria. The Council is a worldwide not-for-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of the importance of self-esteem and self-confidence for everyone in our societies, from infants to adults.

With his program 'Moving Mountains Together' he helps companies to create an environment in the enterprise that allows for maximum confidence among employees resulting in motivation from within. This is not only nice for the employees but makes a lot of economic sense as well. Studies have shown that this will lead to an engaged workforce with a high emotional bonding to the company, less sick leaves and absences, lower error and accident rates, increased retention of employees AND customers and the closing rate goes up.

His programme '8-80-80 - how 8 body points and an 80 second process can reduce your stress by 80%' helps people reach special breakthroughs with a technique from the field of energy psychology. 8-80-80 allows people to use 8 body points and an 80 second process to reduce stress levels or other negative emotions by 80% or more. It allows people to be emotionally free, break through professional or private blocks that keep them from living hte life they truly want and gain true emotional freedom.