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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Emergent Strategy

Shaping Change, Changing Worlds

Book • 2017

adrienne maree brown

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adrienne maree brown

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by

Tiago Forte

as a book that influenced his thinking on strategy and biomimicry.

Tiago Forte - Ask These Prompts To Hack Your Brain

Mentioned by

Krista Tippett

as one of her guests and an author of several books.

adrienne maree brown — On Radical Imagination and Moving Towards Life

Mentioned by

adrienne maree brown

as a source of inspiration for her work on emergent strategy.

You Don’t Have to be Miserable While Doing Important Work | adrienne maree brown

Mentioned by

Glennon Doyle

, highlighting her work on emergent strategy and transformative justice.

How to Make Loving Corrections with adrienne maree brown

Mentioned by

Megan Devine

as one of the books written by the guest, Adrienne Marie Brown.

adrienne maree brown: Can We Give Ourselves Permission to Be Free?

Mentioned by Bonnie Stachowiak for its concept of 'small is all' in relation to creating change.

587: Enhancing Teamwork and Confidence, with Bonni Stachowiak

Mentioned by

Sunanna Chand

when discussing change and longing.

Reimagining Learning with Purpose, People & Possibility with Sunanna Chand S9E2 (122)

Mentioned by

Jamie Moore

, referencing Brown's questions on living values and witnessing emotions.

Embracing Anger to Find Joyful Agency

Mentioned by

Regina Smith

when discussing radical collaboration.

#128 - Power, Progress, and Generative Conflict - with Regina Smith, MA & Amanda Aguilera, PsyD

Mentioned as a source of wisdom on sustainability and collective action.

29: do what's sustainable 🐌🐝🦋🌺

Mentioned by Adrienne Marie Brown as a book written to put her finger on what she does.

Side Effects of Loving Corrections (with adrienne maree brown)

Mentioned by

Cher Hale

in the context of her approach to her work.

📢 Amplifying Attention for Under-Recognized Voices (Including Yourself!) — with Cher Hale

Mentioned by

Tavi Gevinson

as an author whose work influenced her podcast.

The Sleepover Club: What Makes Good Advice? With Tavi Gevinson

Mentioned by

Thelma Golden

as a seminal text that gave words to her feelings and ways of working.

Possibility and Pragmatism with Thelma Golden

Recommended by

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

for its insights on community, biomimicry, and how humans can learn from nature's structure and interdependencies.

The climate crisis is an oceans crisis

Mentioned by

Belinda Liu

as a book she read in 2020, and by

Omar Brownson

as the inspiration for their podcast.

From Chaos to Cosmic Choices to Loving Corrections with adrienne maree brown

Mentioned by Adrienne Marie Brown as one of her published works.

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