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As a child, you learn early on what is yours and what is not. But where your own responsibility begins and where it ends often remains unclear. This postcard in DIN A5 format is about these internal ownership relationships, because they are sometimes quite complicated between people.

You may be familiar with this: the mother is sad because the child didn't eat, or the father is annoyed because he got four in math. But are we really responsible for the feelings of others? Marshall Rosenberg basically said that he is only responsible for what he can influence. Your influence comes from deciding how you perceive responsibility, and this card is intended to help you do just that.

Pin it on the mirror, give it as a gift or bring it to your practice group as a conversation starter. It was designed by Stephanie Ebel, the idea came from Claudia Broadhurst, and the brainstorming came from Gerhard Rothhaupt.