Daring Greatly — Brown
Daring Greatly Brené Brown, 2012 Executive Summary Brené Brown spent years researching shame and vulnerability before arriving at the counterintuitive conclusion that the people who live and love most fully are not the ones who have minimized their exposure to risk and rejection — they are the ones who have learned to tolerate it. Daring Greatly is the book that consolidates that research into a framework. The title comes from Theodore Roosevelt’s “Man in the Arena” speech. The thesis: vulnerability is not weakness. It is the willingness to show up when you cannot control the outcome, and that willingness is the precondition for everything that matters. ...