“Vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity, and change,” researcher-storyteller Brené Brown famously said. In her absolutely fantastic TED 2012 talk, a complement to her equally eloquent 2010 talk on vulnerability, she digs deep into the unspoken epidemic of shame and the spectrum of broken behavior it engenders.
Brown’s book, The Gifts of Imperfection, is a must-read.
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This made me cry. Absolutely beautiful.
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On vulnerability, shame, creativity, and growth…
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amazing talk. a must listen! :) been hooked on TED talks most especially lately
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