Does this sound familiar? A friend complains to you about a terrible other person - and somehow, as you listen, the impression arises in you that the friend also has a share in this problem ... Who really wants to deal with their feelings, those often perplexing states that sometimes arise and give us a hard time? In a society where emotions are still often seen as unprofessional in adults, many people are not aware of their own feelings. Nor are they aware of the emotions they evoke in others. It's simply easier to get upset and annoyed with other people than to engage with what's going on within ourselves. The consequences can be private and professional complications, whether as a parent, partner, or leader. In the story of King Archibald, emotions expert Lilli Höch-Corona humorously illustrates what such problems can look like and how, with a little support, one can learn to handle their own and others' emotions more effectively.weiterlesen