Dare to Lead with Brené Brown

Eric Mosley, CEO of Workhuman, discusses rehumanizing work through data-driven insights, fostering gratitude culture, and maintaining strong social connections. They explore the impact of vulnerability, appreciation, and social recognition in driving innovation and creating a more connected workplace.

Brené interviews Guy Raz, creator of How I Built This. They discuss the entrepreneurial mindset, importance of innovation, and power of storytelling. Guy's new book is a must-read for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Dive into a conversation with Aiko Bethea, a diversity, equity, and inclusion expert, as she discusses empathy, accountability, and the power of listening in creating inclusive workplaces. Explore the differences between transactional and transformational leadership, highlighting the importance of courage for meaningful change.

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jon Meacham discusses leading through crises, humility, and the struggle between humanity's noble and darker instincts. They touch on the relevance of historical lessons in leadership and the importance of storytelling in shaping societies.

Abby Wambach and Brené Brown discuss the new rules of leadership, inspired by Wambach's book 'WOLFPACK'. They delve into topics such as unlearning old rules, leading from wherever you are, transforming failure into fuel, and leveling up through challenges.

Exploring the journey of transitioning from research to leadership, the consequences of absent brave leadership in organizations, embracing vulnerability as the core of daring leadership, and building courage through vulnerability in leadership. Shedding armor, embracing vulnerability, and developing leadership skills at any age are also discussed.

Brené Brown, bestselling author of Dare to Lead, discusses courage and essential leadership skills like vulnerability, values, trust-building, and resilience. The podcast emphasizes self-trust, embracing failure for innovation, and the inclusive nature of leadership.