Thorsten Frei's New Book Offers Guide to Values and Professional Conduct

Thorsten Frei, the head of the Federal Chancellery and a prominent figure in the black-red government coalition, has penned a comprehensive guide to personal values and professional conduct. His 600-page tome, 'I am so Frei - Schwarzrotgoldene Rules of Good Taste', published by Knopp Verlag, is a thoughtful toolbox for discussing urgently needed virtues, particularly for young men.

Frei, born in the Black Forest and raised in a 'normal' family with a policeman father and an industrial clerk mother, believes in the key pillars of discipline, loyalty, and a sense of responsibility for leading a respectable life, both at work and in daily life. These principles are reflected in his book, which includes a chapter 'You and Your Your Boss', offering advice on maintaining a good relationship with one's superior.

The book, marked with bookmarks in the colors of Germany, is a product of Frei's nocturnal writing sessions, as he typically sleeps only five hours. Friedrich Merz, a prominent politician, praises Frei as 'his left and right hand'. Despite its length, there's no information about a novel by Frei that is 18 hours long or who might have read it aloud.

Frei's book, 'I am so Frei - Schwarzrotgoldene Rules of Good Taste', is a testament to his desire to be a role model for young people and leave lasting impressions. With its focus on virtues and professional conduct, the book aims to spark meaningful discussions, especially among young men.