Brené Brown is a research professor at the University of Houston where she holds the Huffington Foundation Brené Brown Endowed Chair at the Graduate College of Social Work.
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My guest today is here to show us how to do just that.ĭr. What we need most in times like these are people who are willing to step up, people who are willing to be brave, to be courageous, and to lead with heart. You know, today’s culture is one that’s filled with fear, scarcity, and uncertainty. It’s Marie Forleo, and you’re listening to the Marie Forleo Podcast. There is an actual, proven method that will help you become braver.
Plus, how courage is a bonafide teachable skill. 
How we feel social pain in the exact same way we feel physical pain… a must-listen if you share anything online and fear criticism and cruelty. 
What the world’s bravest leaders have in common (and the one surprising thing they don’t). The “huge epiphany” that destroyed her theory about leadership - and led her to write a book she said she’d never write. Why Brené wants you to stop using her (or your idea of her) as a way to snuggle up to your own self-doubt. Join us for a rich conversation as we unpack the wisdom in her new book, including: Brené defines a leader as “anyone who takes responsibility for finding the potential in people and has the courage to develop that potential.” That includes you. (Hint: fear is not it.)ĭon’t think you’re a “leader”? Not so fast. She unearthed some surprising truths about what holds us back from being brave, open-hearted and effective. Whole Hearts.”, is the culmination of a seven-year study on what it means to be a courageous leader. This conversation on courage, leadership and vulnerability is not to be missed.īrené’s brilliant and powerful new book, ”Dare to Lead: Brave Work. Nothing is held back and we share some things we’ve both never said publicly before. Brené Brown.Īs usual, our conversation is raw, real and deep. Today I’m talking with a friend who also happens to be one of my favorite women on the planet, Dr. 
Does fear hold you back from making your most important contributions? With the pace of technology and change, are you worried about being left behind or becoming irrelevant?
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