Führungskräfte: „Gutsituierte haben genauso Angst wie Menschen an der Armutsgrenze“

Tübingen - Notärztin Lisa Federle's recent book offers a deep dive into the various aspects of fear experienced by her patients, ultimately revealing a diagnosis for contemporary society. Despite focusing on the physician, Federle's observations speak volumes about this nation.

Federle, a sort of emergency physician with expanded authority, demonstrated a way out of the isolation policy during the Covid-19 pandemic. She later penned a widely-read book on bureaucracy that defines this country. Now, she confronts her own fear - a sentiment that remains seldom discussed in executive offices but is a frequent presence. Federle describes it as a form of self-protection, albeit one with potentially devastating mid-term consequences.

Unless addressed, this fear perpetuates stagnation in the leadership echelons, trapping the nation in a rigid state of being. Federle has several ideas on how to combat this anxiety policy.