This podcast is 28:00.
This week’s guest: Brené Brown, author & researcher
Website: brenebrown.com
Blog: Ordinary Courage
Twitter: @brenebrown
Books: The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You’re Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are
DVD: The Hustle for Worthiness
Brené Brown, Ph.D., LMSW is a research professor at the University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work. She has spent the past ten years studying vulnerability, courage, authenticity, and shame. Brené spent the first five years of her decade-long study focusing on shame and empathy, and is now using that work to explore a concept that she calls Wholeheartedness.
Show Notes…
- I shared Brené’s TED Talk a couple of weeks ago here.
- Brené mentioned her PBS Special, The Gifts of Imperfection: Living with Courage, Compassion and Connection.
- I mentioned today is the last day for the early bird sale on the Wishcasting Journal!
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What a wonderful interview, Jamie! I sat and listened to it while I knitted and looked out onto the thick layer of snow that has covered everything here in the last few days. Just lovely.
I was really intrigued to hear Brene talk about her research and why/how she ended up researching her topic.Having gone through the phd process myself, I am endlessly fascinated about why we are drawn to the research that we commit to. I’m always asking people at conference why they study what they study – you always get the most amazing answers!
Amy
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Dear Jamie,
I want to thank you for this wonderful contribution! You make my Tuesdays mornings a little more special :-)
I’m so grateful for your insight, positivity and open mind. Your guests are wonderful and there is always so much to learn.
Today’s podcast was especially meaningful to me. Just minutes before I listened to your interview and I had decided to finally publish my blog – after plenty of hesitation. I regretted it the moment I hit the “share” button :-) Then I listened to you and felt a huge sense of relief and connectedness. I loved the way you described how we allow perfectionism to get in the way of our pursuits and dreams. Thank you – you made my day!
Lisa
I can’t believe it! I hit the submit button too early and now my comment is full of typos! I guess that’s a way to let go of perfectionism…!! So sorry!
Thank you for encouraging us to find our stories – and for offering a place to tell them! I really enjoyed this interview with Brene, and I agree with her about the work you are doing. Thank you for encouraging us to find our stories – and for offering a place to tell them! I am so grateful I found you in my journey in the blogosphere. XO, L
Dear Jamie: Thank you for taking the time to conduct this interview. I really enjoyed listening to it. I found my reaction repeatedly to much of what Brene Brown said to be the thought “That’s exactly how I feel.” I felt like someone finally put into words out loud the thoughts I carry around daily deep inside. I look forward to reading Brene’s new book.
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