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Mentioned in 33 episodes

Dare to lead

Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts.

Book • 2018

In 'Dare to Lead', Brené Brown provides a roadmap for leaders to build trust and foster a culture of courage and vulnerability.

The book emphasizes that leadership is not about titles or power, but about recognizing and developing the potential in people and ideas.

Brown introduces the 'BRAVING' framework (Boundaries, Reliability, Accountability, Vault, Integrity, Non-judgment, Generosity) to build and maintain trust.

She also highlights the importance of embracing vulnerability, having tough conversations, and aligning actions with shared values.

The book is based on her research with global leaders and offers practical advice on developing empathy, resilience, and courageous leadership skills.

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 33 episodes

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as one of his favorite authors.

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Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as one of the books she authored.

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Mentioned by

Adam Grant

as one of the books written by

Brené Brown

.

Brené Brown and Simon Sinek on the leadership skills we need to build

Mentioned by

Brené Brown

as a book where she defines narcissism.

More Thinking About Thinking with Brené Brown and Adam Grant: Part Two

Recommended by

Claire Butler

for new managers.

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Mentioned by

Brené Brown

when discussing the teaching of empathy in her MBA program.

Brené and Adam Grant on Empathy vs. Enmeshment

Mentioned by

DeDe Halfhill

when discussing a book that helped her understand shame resilience.

Does Gender Change How We Lead? with Retired Colonel DeDe Halfhill

Mentioned by

Brené Brown

as one of her five #1 New York Times bestsellers.

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Mentioned by

Adam Grant

as one of her books.

Brené Brown and Simon Sinek on the leadership skills we need to build

Recommended by

Ken Norton

as a good book on confronting your values.

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Mentioned in the fact-check segment as the likely source of the phrase "clarity is kindness".

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Recommended as a resource for leaders in the workplace to face barriers and become more assertive.

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Mentioned by

Jemma Sbeg

as the author of "Dare to Lead" and "The Gift of Imperfection", and for her TED Talk on vulnerability.

295. Why we have vulnerability hangovers

Mentioned by

Jay Papasan

when discussing core values and how they relate to purpose.

483. Are You Using This Simple Tool to Make Better Decisions?

Mentioned by the podcast host as one of

Brené Brown

's books.

48. DR. BRENÉ BROWN: How to Know Ourselves & Be Known by Our People

Mentioned by

Chad Gordon

as

Brené Brown

's new book, which is the main topic of their conversation.

Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts: Brené Brown on Dare to Lead

Mentioned by

Pete Carroll

, who believes it emphasizes the importance of vulnerability.

Pete Carroll || Winning with Meaning and Purpose

Mentioned by

Abby Newsham

as a book about leadership recommended by Brené Brown.

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Mentioned by

Lisa Brown

as another great book by Brené Brown.

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Mentioned by

Abby Wambach

, listing several of

Brené Brown

's books.

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