

Brené with Jim Collins on Curiosity, Generosity, and the Hedgehog
134 snips Dec 14, 2020
Brené Brown and Jim Collins discuss values, curiosity, and decades of research. They explore personal and shadow values, decision-making, and embracing vulnerability. The conversation touches on the significance of embracing curiosity and fun in the professional realm, discovering personal hedgehogs, and the difference between shame and guilt. They also praise autonomy and trust in leadership, share personal tastes, and preview future topics.
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Vulnerability's Origin
- Brené Brown's life theme of vulnerability emerged from a conversation with her mother.
- Her mother explained that vulnerability wasn't weakness, but a part of strength, after a family trauma.
Tracking Creativity
- Jim Collins uses a spreadsheet to track creative hours, daily events, and a daily emotional score.
- He aims for 1000+ creative hours annually to prioritize curiosity-driven work.
The Prime Directive
- Maintain the "prime directive": ensure everyone interacting with your team feels a closer connection afterward.
- This fosters stronger relationships, regardless of the outcome of the interaction.