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Why Women Will Save the World

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and men are essential in the process

Why Women Will Save the World

Women think, feel and act differently than men. Based on study results, Janine Steeger and Ines Imdahl show why the feminine principle can save the world. They explain which qualities women will use to solve the major tasks of the future, such as the climate crisis, flight and migration or racism.
Including a female-dominated utopia as an outlook!

About the authors:
Janine Steeger is a journalist, speaker and presenter. In 2015 she resigned from RTL and has since been intensively involved with the topic of environmental protection. She completed a distance learning course on »Business Environmental Management and Environmental Economics« and in 2018 founded futurewoman.de to make women in the field of sustainability more visible.

Ines Imdahl is a graduate psychologist and founder and owner of the rheingold salon research agency. For more than 25 years, she has been using depth psychology to investigate what moves women and how they are seen in our culture. She is married, has four children and lives in Cologne.

Let's save the world together!

The book will be published on March 7th, 2022 & click here to pre-order:

With your pre-order of the book, we are not only saving the world together, but also supporting Odette from Cameroon. Part of the proceeds will go to her and will support her in her studies here in Germany.

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