In life crises, we often do not stand up for reflective self-analysis - we seek quick help to find our footing again. Stefan Balázs gives five simple impulses that will change your life: Put an end to it! Let go! refrain from hating! adjust goals! Regain control! With these five impulses and the tangram laying game, Stefan Balázs impressively and without much fanfare shows ways out of the personal crisis: In life crises we should not try to mend what has broken, but rather take the individual parts of our lives and build something new out of them . The Chinese tangram game serves as a model here: The seven parts always remain the same and yet seemingly infinite combinations with new meanings are possible with them. This is how Stefan Balázs impressively illustrates: Crises are only times of transition to a new shape. "Tangraming yourself!" is the call to rethink yourself and your own life.

In life crises, we often do not stand up for reflective self-analysis - we seek quick help to find our footing again. Stefan Balázs gives five simple impulses that will change your life: Put an end to it! Let go! refrain from hating! adjust goals! Regain control! With these five impulses and the tangram laying game, Stefan Balázs impressively and without much fanfare shows ways out of the personal crisis: In life crises we should not try to mend what has broken, but rather take the individual parts of our lives and build something new out of them . The Chinese tangram game serves as a model here: The seven parts always remain the same and yet seemingly infinite combinations with new meanings are possible with them. This is how Stefan Balázs impressively illustrates: Crises are only times of transition to a new shape. "Tangraming yourself!" is the call to rethink yourself and your own life.

In life crises, we often do not stand up for reflective self-analysis - we seek quick help to find our footing again. Stefan Balázs gives five simple impulses that will change your life: Put an end to it! Let go! refrain from hating! adjust goals! Regain control! With these five impulses and the tangram laying game, Stefan Balázs impressively and without much fanfare shows ways out of the personal crisis: In life crises we should not try to mend what has broken, but rather take the individual parts of our lives and build something new out of them . The Chinese tangram game serves as a model here: The seven parts always remain the same and yet seemingly infinite combinations with new meanings are possible with them. This is how Stefan Balázs impressively illustrates: Crises are only times of transition to a new shape. "Tangraming yourself!" is the call to rethink yourself and your own life.