

The One With Brené Brown
58 snips Apr 13, 2021
Brené Brown is a research professor at the University of Houston, celebrated for her insights on vulnerability and courage. In their discussion, they explore the evolution of leadership, emphasizing the need for authentic connections in a divisive society. They tackle the complexities of emotions and storytelling in relationships while advocating for selflessness in leadership. They also delve into how shared hardships can foster unity and how an infinite mindset can reshape interactions, promoting the greater good over personal gain.
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Leadership Vacuum
- The US has a leadership vacuum stemming from a loss of large, unifying goals after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
- Internal political divisions now pose the greatest perceived threat.
Honest Speeches
- Brené Brown contrasts contemporary speeches with those of historical figures like Kennedy, King, and Churchill.
- She highlights their honesty and focus on audacious goals, qualities lacking in modern political discourse.
Power Over
- Brené Brown believes Trump's presidency represents the last stand of "white male power over."
- This mindset views power as finite and controlled, rather than shared and collaborative.