Henrik Tingleff - A Guide to Christmas

Behavioral psychologist, radio host, and author Henrik Tingleff has prepared a very special Christmas guide for people, safely navigating you through the madness of December. And the manual can be used right up until Easter. After all, even the smartest among us do surprisingly silly things - all year round.

The not-so-noble nature of humans

Christmas should be a celebration of the heart - but in practice, it's more like a test for the brain! As the snow falls, stress rises, and the more gifts we wrap, the more the not-so-noble nature of humans unfolds. We know this. And yet it repeats itself. Year after year after year... Why?

How to survive Christmas grumpies and over-the-top decorations

Henrik Tingleff peels away the glitter of Christmas and explains why we promise every year to relax, but plan 27 events in 24 days, why Office-Karsten (and the other middle-aged men at the office) suddenly start showing off in flashy Christmas sweaters, why the Christmas decoration committee always tries to outdo last year - and why we believe we can create Christmas spirit with digital wish lists and self-booked company gifts.

Look forward to both chills and laughter. To fascinating facts, valid science, December examples from both home and workplace - and of course to behavioral psychological "Christmas It's Cool" bingo.

Bring your friends, your partner, your office buddy or your entire department (Including the one with the Christmas mustache and the one who loves gift games).

This will be, guaranteed, the only Christmas lunch this year where you actually become wiser by showing up.