
Palla Trycket – Karin Otterbjörk's Book on Sustainable Self-Leadership
Palla Trycket is a practical book about how you — with a few clear tools and strategies — can build sustainable self-leadership. It also helps you, in the role of a manager, lead others in that same positive direction. The book is currently available in Swedish.
What makes the book unique is that it:
- Makes self-leadership concrete. You get clear explanations and examples showing how to strengthen self-leadership in yourself and others.
- Gives insight into what affects energy and motivation. The book explains, in a motivating way, how our levels of energy, drive, calm and recovery are connected — and how you can influence them.
- Offers simple, effective advice. You get practical tips for building good habits and sustainable ways of working, both for yourself and for your employees.
Palla Trycket is for both employees and managers
Palla Trycket is for both employees and managers. Everyone benefits from developing their self-leadership, whatever their role. The book Palla Trycket – leading yourself and others to sustainable self-leadership was written as a hands-on guide, drawing on the experience and expertise Karin has built up by working with the subject for more than 10 years. The book is currently available in Swedish.
The book also describes how, as a leader, you can give your employees the conditions to develop and practise self-leadership — how you act as a role model and contribute to a culture that encourages it.
The book was born out of the conviction that our own personal sustainability is something every employee today needs to take responsibility for. If we do, our chances of a genuinely good working life and life in general increase. Karin calls the path there sustainable self-leadership. Sustainability means that, as an individual, you have the stamina, the will and the ability over time — that is when you can sustain high levels of both wellbeing and performance. Taking responsibility for our own personal sustainability is the most important task of today and tomorrow, for individuals and organisations alike.


