Courage means acting with the heart. However, this cannot be done alone; one must engage in relationships: ideally with someone who shows how to stand up and – when necessary – disagree. How to raise one's voice and not always go along, not always laugh along. Even when it is uncomfortable. This requires role models: in the family, among friends, in public life. Katharina Stemberger had these role models and became a courageous person herself at a very young age – all while never losing her sense of self-irony.

In her first book, she explains why attitude and opinion are so important. What has shaped her, what she stands for, what excites her, and what she doesn’t care about. Encouraging, witty, and warm-hearted.