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Books by Brené Brown mentioned on podcasts
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Daring Greatly
Daring Greatly by Brené Brown is a self-help psychology book that examines how vulnerability, shame, and courage shape human connection and emotional well-being.
Discussed“She's the author of the best-selling Daring Greatly and the famous TED Talk that has millions, millions of views. And Brene says that daring greatly actually means to have the courage to be vulnerable.”
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Dare to Lead
Dare to Lead by Brené Brown is a 2018 leadership guide focused on cultivating brave work, tough decisions, and whole-hearted engagement in professional and personal environments.
Recommended“Um also Dare to Lead. I think all of um all of the leadership team in my office reference Dare to Lead so often, which is an incredible book about Brave Work, Tough Decisions, and Whole Hearts.”
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BRAVING THE WILDERNESS
Discussed“And when you talk about belonging, it's interesting in your book Braving the Wilderness, which I think the question's kind of summed up by the subtitle here. The quest for true belonging and the courage to stand alone.”
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Coragem de Ser Imperfeito - Daring Greatly
Coragem de Ser Imperfeito, widely known as Daring Greatly by Brené Brown, is a non-fiction psychology book that explores how vulnerability, shame, and courage shape human connection and personal growth.
Recommended“I listened to a lot and read a lot of Brené Brown's work; 'Daring Greatly' was hugely helpful to me because I literally felt like I was going to step off a precipice and talk about this issue.”
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Strong Ground
Brené Brown explores vulnerability, resilience, and personal leadership in Strong Ground.
Discussed“So, there's four types of power you you you speak about in um Damn, you in Strong Ground.”
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The Gifts of Imperfection
The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown is a popular self-help guide that encourages readers to cultivate courage, compassion, and connection by letting go of who they think they should be and embracing who they actually are.
Recommended“And so um again, I I think the first Brené Brown book I ever picked up was The Gifts of Imperfection. And I learned to embrace all these places in me that I do see as imperfect.”
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