Discussion rounds, meetings, or project discussions often result in frustrated participants and no actionable insights. The outcomes usually lie outside the participants' influence, conversations go off track, specifics are avoided, and discussions go in circles - typical token moderation that misses the actual goal. At the same time, the issues at hand are complex and often interdisciplinary. Not to mention the pressure of time and success. However, viable solutions can only emerge when a cool head prevails, and different perspectives and expertise are integrated and utilized. This is precisely where the task of agile moderation comes into play. Michaela Stach demonstrates in her new book how to set entirely new accents with openness, appreciation, and healthy multiperspectivity, based on her experiences and practical successes.