10% Happier with Dan Harris Vulnerability: The Key to Courage | Brené Brown
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Dec 21, 2020 
Brené Brown, a renowned speaker and author, dives into the transformative power of vulnerability and courage, challenging the notion that vulnerability equates to weakness. She discusses how embracing uncertainty can fuel personal growth and creativity, especially in leadership roles. Brown shares powerful insights on fostering open communication in workplaces, encouraging authenticity and connection. She also reflects on the significance of vulnerability in parenting, advocating for a culture that nurtures emotional honesty and self-compassion.
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Connection, Shame, and Wholeheartedness
- Brené Brown's research, stemming from a focus on connection, revealed a link between shame and wholeheartedness.
- Wholehearted individuals possess a capacity for vulnerability, which initially surprised Brown.
Brené Brown's Breakdown
- Brené Brown shares a personal anecdote about a missed flight and her rigid parenting routines.
- This story highlights her struggle with vulnerability and control before her breakdown.
Defining Vulnerability
- Vulnerability is defined as the feeling during uncertainty, risk, and emotional exposure.
- To cope, people develop armor like perfectionism, cynicism, and control.
