Führungskräfte: „Wenn vollständige Sicherheit zur Voraussetzung des Handelns wird, droht Stillstand“
Die Notärztin Lisa Federle erklärt, warum Leistungsträger ihre Ängste wegarbeiten, warum das Land in der Starre verharrt – und was gegen die Angstpolitik hilft.
Tübingen – Notärztin Lisa Federle penned a book to dissect the myriad facets of fear she encountered in her practice, inadvertently crafting a contemporary diagnosis of society in the process. While her focus is on herself, the message resonates deeply across this nation. Federle possesses an extended purview, having demonstrated a pathway out of the isolationist policies during the COVID-19 pandemic, authored a widely acclaimed book on bureaucracy that defines the country, and now grapples with the pervasive fear that remains uncommonly unaddressed in leadership circles.
This apprehension, termed by Federle as a "type of self-protection," carries potentially destructive long-term consequences. It is only when this fear is confronted that leadership can break free from stagnation, allowing the nation to progress. Federle suggests several strategies to combat this pervasive fear.
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