GOOD REASONS
How People Learn to Live with Almost Anything
Volume 2 of the trilogy A Clear Conscience
Why do some sentences calm us immediately – even though something inside does not feel entirely right?
“There is no other way.”
“You’re not hurting anyone.”
“Others would act the same.”
This book is not about great transgressions.
It is about the quiet moments in which we convince ourselves.
Good reasons do not arise from malice.
They arise from the desire to remain at peace with ourselves.
And that is precisely why they are so powerful.
📘 What you can expect in this book:
• A precise, psychologically clear examination of inner justifications
• Observations from everyday life, relationships, work and responsibility
• Personal experiences – without pathos, without moralising
• A calm look at the clear conscience and its blind spots
• Orientation rather than advice
This book shows how inner standards shift – not loudly, not dramatically, but step by step.
It makes visible what often happens in the background while we continue to function.
📌 Who is this book for?
• For people who carry responsibility
• For readers who take themselves seriously
• For anyone who senses that “plausible” does not always mean “right”
• For people seeking clarity – without being lectured
🚫 Who is this book not for?
• For readers expecting quick solutions or motivational slogans
• For people looking for clear-cut moral judgements
• For those who prefer simple blame
This book does not judge.
It observes.
Good Reasons is Volume 2 of the trilogy A Clear Conscience.
The three books can be read independently, yet they deepen one another.
Sometimes change does not begin with a great decision –
but with a moment in which you notice how well everything can be explained.