Being creative means being in flow. Psychology refers to 'flow' as the most efficient form of creative and fulfilling work. In contrast, pressure builds up energy and creates blockages, ultimately leading to burnout. What motivates us are also images: guiding principles, role models, visions. They can inspire and uplift. However, there are also images that lead us in the wrong direction and drain us: images of insatiable more and further, of ever-increasing demands.

Anselm Grün, who supports many people affected by stress and burnout, examines our inner images and investigates their inhibiting or motivating power. He presents proven imaginations that enhance the flow and awaken new joy in shaping and creating. They unleash potentials that help take responsibility and develop a love for life and work.