Home Actress Brené Brown HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers January 2024 Brené Brown Instagram - When we go into organizations to facilitate the Dare to Lead courage-building work, we ask people to anonymously share what they need to show up and really dig into the work. We also ask them what will get in the way. On today’s “Dare to Lead” podcast, Barrett and I are coding some of that data and sharing what we’re learning (in real time). It’s a little messy, but you already know that we’re a little messy. It’s always stunning that no matter the organization, size of the group, or issues in the culture, the answers are almost exactly the same. Fast saturation, in qualitative research terms. It makes sense—we all need to be seen, heard, and valued. Listen at the link in bio.

Brené Brown Instagram – When we go into organizations to facilitate the Dare to Lead courage-building work, we ask people to anonymously share what they need to show up and really dig into the work. We also ask them what will get in the way. On today’s “Dare to Lead” podcast, Barrett and I are coding some of that data and sharing what we’re learning (in real time). It’s a little messy, but you already know that we’re a little messy. It’s always stunning that no matter the organization, size of the group, or issues in the culture, the answers are almost exactly the same. Fast saturation, in qualitative research terms. It makes sense—we all need to be seen, heard, and valued. Listen at the link in bio.

Brené Brown Instagram - When we go into organizations to facilitate the Dare to Lead courage-building work, we ask people to anonymously share what they need to show up and really dig into the work. We also ask them what will get in the way. On today’s “Dare to Lead” podcast, Barrett and I are coding some of that data and sharing what we’re learning (in real time). It’s a little messy, but you already know that we’re a little messy. It’s always stunning that no matter the organization, size of the group, or issues in the culture, the answers are almost exactly the same. Fast saturation, in qualitative research terms. It makes sense—we all need to be seen, heard, and valued. Listen at the link in bio.

Brené Brown Instagram – When we go into organizations to facilitate the Dare to Lead courage-building work, we ask people to anonymously share what they need to show up and really dig into the work. We also ask them what will get in the way.

On today’s “Dare to Lead” podcast, Barrett and I are coding some of that data and sharing what we’re learning (in real time). It’s a little messy, but you already know that we’re a little messy.

It’s always stunning that no matter the organization, size of the group, or issues in the culture, the answers are almost exactly the same. Fast saturation, in qualitative research terms. It makes sense—we all need to be seen, heard, and valued.

Listen at the link in bio. | Posted on 17/Nov/2022 20:17:50

Brené Brown Instagram – My two-word check-in today: think-y and nest-y.

I’m feeling contemplative and ready to clean. And I’m so ready to decorate for the holidays.

I’m actually in cleaning sport mode. My family is in hiding.

My gratitude today:

Gathering with my whole family, including the in-laws and the out-laws. And having tamales and shrimp campechana. We don’t do turkey. We stopped after one particularly hard Thanksgiving when everyone was almost in tears and I turned to Ashley and said, “I don’t even like turkey. It tastes like dead bird.” Ashley snapped back, “Or like someone effed-up the chicken.”

Barrett chimed in with, “Not a fan.” That was that.

I’m also massively grateful for our recent podcasts guests.

Our organization is off next week for fall break, so a reminder: Part 2 of my conversation with Bono drops on Wednesday. 🤘🏻

And I can’t wait for you to hear the two-parter that’s coming up on the “Dare to Lead” podcast. I’m digging in with Dr. Lisa Lahey, co-author of “Immunity to Change” along with Dr. Robert Kegan.

I’ve been doing a lot of research on the “immunity to change” theory. It’s deeply powerful and explains why lasting, meaningful change is damn hard.

Well, I jumped on for the podcast with Lisa, and rather than simply talking about the process, we actually engaged in it around something I’m desperate to change (and somewhat refusing to change). She is so skilled at asking questions and framing conversations—this is a MASTER class! It was also incredibly vulnerable. My real-time revelation? I am often perpetuating the exact behavior that is depleting me. It’s a conversation you’re not going to want to miss.

As always, I’m grateful for this community and the way y’all show up. What’s your two-word check-in and what are you grateful for today?
Brené Brown Instagram – Welcome to Part 1 of my conversation with Bono, recorded live at the historic @paramountaustin in Austin, Texas. I have been a fan since the very beginning, and this event, presented by @aclfestival’s Bonus Tracks, was sheer magic.

Eighteen-year-old me—the girl with the asymmetric haircut, combat boots, and a Walkman that played @u2’s “War” album from daylight to dusk every single day for a year—is wondering, How in the hell did I pull this off?

The answer is, I don’t know. What I do know is that we were mentally in sync, spiritually locked in, and we talked about everything from rock and roll and activism to faith and the power of paradox.

Bono’s new memoir, “Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story,” is the ultimate love story—to his wife, Ali; to his family and friends; to the band; and to all of us who’ve found both peace and provocation in the music. Listen at the link in bio.

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