

Brené with Elizabeth Lesser on the Power of Women’s Stories
15 snips Oct 28, 2020
Elizabeth Lesser, bestselling author and co-founder of the Omega Institute, discusses her book 'Cassandra Speaks,' focusing on the transformative power of women's stories. The conversation highlights the historical narratives surrounding women and the need for personal accountability in activism. Lesser examines Eve's quest for knowledge, the impact of misogyny, and the unique perspectives women bring to power. Ultimately, they champion storytelling as a means of healing and empowerment, urging women to reclaim their narratives.
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Soul Marrow Transplant Story
- Elizabeth Lesser shared the personal story of being a bone marrow donor to her sister battling cancer.
- Their journey involved healing their relationship to improve medical outcomes and deep life lessons.
Origin Stories Shape Society
- Stories shape human learning and shape collective consciousness across generations.
- Misogynistic origin stories about women influence societal attitudes and must be understood to rewrite our future.
Activism and Innervism Interconnected
- Elizabeth toggles between activism and innervism, blending inner healing with social change.
- She emphasizes inner work to prevent becoming the very monsters one fights against.