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From the archive vault, hosts Mike and Chad delve into Brené Brown's insightful book, "Braving The Wilderness." This episode explores the profound themes of belonging and the courage to stand alone, guided by Brené Brown's thought-provoking research and narratives.Buy The Book on Amazon https://geni.us/BreneBBravingBecome a Moonshot Member https://www.patreon.com/MoonshotsWatch this episode on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOMP6n3Di5Y&t=6sBelonging: The Quest for True ConnectionOrigin Story: The episode begins with a discussion on a pivotal interview with Maya Angelou that inspired Brené Brown, focusing on the challenging question, "What does it mean to belong?" This segment sets the foundation for profoundly exploring belonging beyond conventional understandings.Defining Real Belonging: Mike and Chad then dissect the research behind belonging, offering listeners a nuanced definition that challenges and expands our perspective on connecting with ourselves and others honestly.Braving: The Acronym of TrustThe Essence of BRAVING: The conversation transitions into the core of Brené Brown's concept of BRAVING—Boundaries, Reliability, Accountability, Vault, Integrity, Non-Judgement, and Generosity. This comprehensive framework provides a roadmap for building trust and fostering genuine connections.The Importance of Boundaries: The hosts discuss the critical role of boundaries in maintaining personal integrity and respect in relationships, emphasizing the common pitfalls of failing to set clear limits.Navigating BIG: Mike and Chad explore how to maintain boundaries while maintaining Integrity and generosity, offering practical advice for navigating complex interpersonal dynamics.Beyond Braving: Facing a Spiritual CrisisA Divided World: The episode concludes with a poignant reflection on the current state of societal divisions, the loss of civility, and how these challenges relate to a broader spiritual crisis. This segment invites listeners to consider how embracing the principles of BRAVING can lead to healing and a sense of true belonging in a fragmented world.Buy The Book on Amazon https://geni.us/BreneBBravingBecome a Moonshot Member https://www.patreon.com/MoonshotsWatch this episode on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOMP6n3Di5Y&t=6sJoin Mike and Chad in this thought-provoking journey through "Braving The Wilderness" as they uncover the keys to building deeper connections with ourselves and others, fostering a sense of belonging that transcends boundaries and divisions. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone seeking to navigate the wilderness of the modern world with courage, integrity, and an open heart. Thanks to our monthly supporters Diana Bastianelli Andy Pilara ola Lorenz Weidinger Fred Fox Austin Hammatt Zachary Phillips Antonio Candia Dan Effland Mike Leigh Cooper Daniela Wedemeier Bertram O. Gayla Schiff Corey LaMonica Smitty Laura KE Denise findlay Krzysztof Wade Mackintosh Diana Bastianelli James Springle Nimalen Sivapalan Roar Nikolay Ytre-Eide Stef Roger von Holdt Jette Haswell Marco Silva venkata reddy Dirk Breitsameter Ingram Casey Nicoara Talpes rahul grover Evert van de Plassche Ravi Govender Andrew Hyde Craig Lindsay Steve Woollard Lasse Brurok Deborah Spahr Chris Way Barbara Samoela Christian Jo Hatchard Kalman Cseh Berg De Bleecker Paul Acquaah MrBonjour Sid Liza Goetz Rodrigo Aliseda Konnor Ah kuoi Marjan Modara Dietmar Baur Ken Ennis Bob Nolley ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
As we wade through the murky waters of modern dialogue, we're reminded just how vital it is to confront misconception without becoming the very fabricators we challenge. Brené Brown's "Braving the Wilderness" serves as our compass as we dissect the art of "speaking truth to bullshit." Our exploration doesn't stop at the concept's surface; we dig deeper into the psychological trenches of false dichotomies and toxic debates, highlighting the profound strength found in our collective humanity—a theme that permeates our discussions on everything from Jeffrey Epstein's complex web to the divisive chasms of political and social strife.Navigating the entanglements of conversation requires a mix of open-mindedness and discernment, a balance we strive to embody. With an investigative lens, we dissect the nuances of contentious issues such as border security and the refugee crisis, steering clear of oversimplified us-versus-them narratives. Our dialogue becomes a beacon, encouraging you to approach every conversation with a curious heart, whether debating policy or dismantling the misinformation that so often infiltrates our collective understanding. Through real-world examples and personal anecdotes, we illuminate how empathy and critical thinking can pave the way for meaningful connections amidst a landscape riddled with snap judgments.Concluding our journey, we share tales like the unifying power of a grueling cross-state bike ride, which underscores the community and growth found in collective challenges. We invite you to embrace the paradox of strength and vulnerability, to recognize the importance of self-worth beyond polarizing perspectives. In the face of life's complexities, we champion the cultivation of a "strong back, soft front, wild heart," an ethos that inspires both personal fortitude and an openness to the world's pain and joy. Through each chapter of this episode, we encourage you to discover the profound impact of seeing beyond the surface and nurturing a more harmonious existence.
As I sat across from my good friend recounting the tale of how we once threw caution to the wind and attempted to reenact our favorite "Ted Lasso" scene, it struck me just how powerful our need for connection truly is. This podcast episode explores that profound journey from isolation to belonging, guided by the insightful themes of Brene Brown's "Braving the Wilderness." Through chuckles over our amateur theatrics and the melodic strains of bluegrass music, we uncover the artistry of expression that draws us together, revealing that even in our loneliness, we share a common thread of humanity.You might chuckle at the absurdity of Mario's mushroom-induced transformations, but isn't that the magic of storytelling? It pulls back the curtain on the complexities of life and the characters we hold dear. From the cultural phenomenon of 'Ted Lasso' to the minutiae of a British dart game, we embark on a narrative odyssey that probes the impact of entertainment on our lives and relationships. Through laughter and heartfelt moments, we explore how these narratives shape our understanding of one another and the world around us.Wrapping up with a misquoted Walt Whitman and the charged climate of modern politics, we remind ourselves of the power of staying curious in a world that's quick to judge. The episode touches on the pain hidden behind hatred and the importance of meaningful conversations for overcoming division. Join us as we navigate misunderstandings and bridge gaps through dialogue, asking the crucial "why" that brings clarity to our emotions and connections. After all, isn't it through these shared stories and heartfelt exchanges that we find the courage to step into the wilderness together?
Have you ever felt the piercing pang of not quite fitting in, or the ache of yearning for genuine belonging? Our latest series plunges into Brené Brown's "Braving the Wilderness," where we uncover the emotional landscapes of authenticity versus fitting in. This isn't your average self-discovery spiel – it's an invitation to join us in the wild terrains of personal anecdotes, the wisdom of Maya Angelou, and the humor of "resting Brad face" as we navigate the complexities of self-belonging and societal expectations.As we peel back the layers of what it means to be true to ourselves, we confront the 'us versus them' mentality and the craving to belong without sacrificing our realness, freedom, or power. This episode isn't about easy answers; it's about engaging in the difficult conversations, seeking joy, sharing pain, and cultivating the curiosity that keeps us from becoming defensive. Our dialogue is enriched by the profound insights of Brené Brown, who champions authenticity through her principles of genuine connection, civil truth-speaking, community building, and the balance of strength with compassion.Finally, we grapple with the paradox of self-perception – are we as good as we think, even when our actions suggest otherwise? This conversation offers a fresh perspective on the duality of our nature, and how embracing this complexity can lead us toward true belonging. We leave you with a thought to carry into the next episode: is lonesomeness the precursor to understanding belonging, or is it the belonging that soothes our solitudes? Join us as we continue to pull at these threads in search of our true place in the wilderness.
Connecting The Dots - Because despite appearances, the dots are not placed at random.
Have you ever been told that in order to survive and get on in this world, you need to develop a thick skin?Maybe you've been led to believe that softness is weakness (and not in a good way), and that to be soft is to be less-than.Well I don't think so!What if, in order to grow into our creativity and our relationships with more freedom, softness was the way forward?Join me today as I explore why I don't think that the process of softening isn't stupidity.In today's episode I reference Braving The Wilderness by Brené Brown, a great book, well worth reading.Support the showIf you would like to support the podcast, you can do so here!To hear more from me, head over to cassiehubert.com or check out my linktreeAnd you can also click here to sign up to my newsletter Connect, Create & ResonateOriginal Artwork - Eleanor Oliver & Cassie HubertOriginal Music - Cassie Hubert.
Hey Soul Sista, we live in a period time where are seeing the rise in women entrepreneurship – did you now that two-thirds of new businesses created in Australia in the past decade have been founded by women. Even in light of these crazy COVID times, it seems women are certainly taking the brave step to creating and growing their own business. So have you ever had a yearning to leave your job and take the leap into starting your own business? Business woman and entrepreneur, Holly Martin, knows what it's like to build a business (or two!).She is the Managing Director; Chief Marketer at The Marketing GP and has also founded a number of other businesses in the last decade, ranging from product-based businesses to for-purpose tomedia. In this episode of Hey Soul Sista, she shares some of her business and life lessons and inspire all you wonderful entrepreneurial women! + Follow Mel at @melissahiston+ Follow Hey Soul Sista at @sistacode+ Subscribe to make sure you hear the next instalment of Hey Soul Sista Podcast+ www.thesistacode.com+ melissa@thesistacode.com+ Recorded at Newcastle Podcast StationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
With Valentine's Day coming up, join Yo Canny to explore Love and Kindness and what they have to do with leadership. She digs into all the Brené Brown and Jay Shetty books she can to see what they have to say on the subject. She takes a deep dive into Perfectionism and ends by looking at the question: “How do we give love?” She provides a poignant passage from Braving the Wilderness. It's a journey of choosing love and leading with vulnerability. Trigger Warning: We mention the Sandy Hook Elementary tragedy and if this might be triggering for you please skip 19:00-24:00. Here's some links for sources mentioned in the episode: Kristin Neff Self-Compassion Scale Jay Shetty What is Kindness? Jay Shetty Random Acts of Kindness Books covered in the episode: Brené Brown Atlas of the Heart Brené Brown Braving the Wilderness Brené Brown Dare to Lead Brené Brown Gifts of Imperfection Jay Shetty Think Like A Monk Jay Shetty 8 Rules of Love Ruth Taylor Kindness & Leadership Ways to reach Yo: eMail yo@yocanny.com Public FB group: Girl, Take the Lead! https://www.facebook.com/groups/272025931481748/?ref=share IG: https://www.instagram.com/yocanny LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yocanny/
“Blessed are the weird people: poets, misfits, writers, mystics, painters, and troubadours, for they teach us to see the world through different eyes.”- Jacob Nordby In my six years as an undertaker, I was always struck by the ordinary weirdness of human beings. Eulogies are filled with memories of mundane idiosyncrasies, quirks, and funny habits. These are things we treasure and miss about people. Weirdness is par for the course of humanity. We are all weird in our own way. And yet we learn to fight those parts of ourselves that don't fit the mould. We hide them, judge them, and crush them. In The Gifts of Imperfection, Brené Brown defines belonging as “the innate human desire to be part of something larger than us". She says, "because this yearning is so primal, we often try to acquire it by fitting in and by seeking approval, which are not only hollow substitutes for belonging but often barriers to it." And then later, in Braving The Wilderness, she described “the quest for true belonging” as underpinned by our “courage to stand alone”. In this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast, we ask how we might nurture the courage to embrace and express our normally weird selves in life. Episode ContentsWhat Makes Us Ordinary is What Also Makes Us Weird | 1.48The Parable of The Blind Men and The Elephant | 6.29Ordinary Weirdness in Everyday Life | 9.33Belonging in The Wilderness | 14.30Self-Belief, Impostor Syndrome, and True Belonging | 21.26Entitlement vs Belonging (True Safety) | 23.32Perfectionism and Conditional Belonging | 26.12An Ode to Imperfection and Ordinary Weirdness | 32.40Stop Caring THAT People Think | 38.44Ordinary Weirdness and The Courage to Be Disliked | 41.44Identifying Our Path - Confidence in How We Go | 48.21The Temple of Dreams | 53.36What is Alive in You Right Now? | 66.14 What Makes Us Ordinary is What Also Makes Us Weird | 1.48 Ordinary weirdness is not something that can be forced. It's how we express our experience of life as the proverbial elephant. The Parable of The Blind Men and The Elephant | 6.29 You may know the story of the six blind men who wanted to figure out the form of an elephant. One man felt its trunk and believed the elephant was a thick snake. Another found the ear and compared it to a fan. The third felt the elephant's leg and imagined it like a tree trunk. The fourth man felt the creature's side and likened it to a wall. Another man felt its tail, believing it to be like a rope. And the last could touch the elephant's tusk, declaring it to be a spear. “We get stuck in the metaphor of language. But it's really the abstract sensation that connects everything. Art that is sensual goes straight to the ball of sensation that is in the centre of us. It bypasses words. This is what is Real.”- Alex Paxton My friend Alex talked about his relationship with art and its role in his understanding of life. Language is the imperfect tool we use to try to make abstract things concrete. But life is a lot like the elephant. We can feel and describe different parts of it. But none of us can ever capture the entire thing. And even as we define it, we do so with comparisons to other things. So art (and a life of ordinary creative exploration) keeps us moving around the elephant, finding new ways to feel, imagine, and describe it. But we never fully grasp it. Our experience and understanding of reality sits at the heart of our unique and weird ways of seeing the world. This is why there is always another piece to paint, song to sing, book to write, and truth to speak. Ordinary Weirdness in Everyday Life | 9.33 We discussed this in a Haven Kota session and recognised that "weird" is not an easy word for everyone to hold. It can carry baggage if used as an insult or criticism. There isn't a perfect word to describe this ordinary everyday weirdness. We thought about "authentic", but that carries a sense of essentialism,
True belonging is something you carry with you, not something you achieve. It is being your authentic self whether everyone around you is with you or not. Discover how to feel true belonging and gain courage to stand along in Brene Brown's book, "Braving The Wilderness."
True belonging is something you carry with you, not something you achieve. It is being your authentic self whether everyone around you is with you or not. Discover how to feel true belonging and gain courage to stand along in Brene Brown's book, "Braving The Wilderness."
( Raw & Unedited Episode) The recent US Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v Wade has led to heated debate on both sides of the topic. I personally am pro-choice and find the decision apaling. However, I draw the line at wishing harm on the Supreme Court justices. I have seen death threats made against the justices and hurtful, dehumanizing remarks made about them.So I ask, can we disagree with someone without wishing them evil? Can we feel angry, hurt, even violated without turning political opponents into subhumans that we take joy in seeing harmed?I turned to a trusted source, Brene Brown, and her book "Braving the Wilderness" to get some insight into this topic. Brene says, "We must never tolerate dehumanization- the primary instrument of violence that has been used in every genocide recorded throughout history."I am interested in hearing what you have to say on this topic. Come DM me on IG and I will share your viewpoint and opinion. Abortion Rights Resources & Linksabortion.cafe - collection of abortion resourcesplancpills.org/ambassadors - early abortion access pills you can store in your cabinetprochoice.org - abortion access hotlineplannedparenthood.orgDM me on IG @tiphanykane Check out my website: www.tiphanykane.comHeck Yes! Mastermind Application
Theologians, writers, poets, and musicians have always used the wilderness as a metaphor, to represent everything from a vast and dangerous environment where we are forced to navigate difficult trials to a refuge of nature and beauty where we seek space for contemplation. What all wilderness metaphors have in common are the notions of solitude, [...] Read More... The post Braving The Wilderness appeared first on Open Table Metropolitan Community Church.
Welcome back to a new episode of that being said! This weeks episode is centred around impulsive spending ! In one way or another I think we all may be guilty of some impulsive purchases when we really didn't need it That is ok, we speak about our own personal experiences with impulsive purchases and the rush that sometimes come with it… until that guilt sets in ! The experiences and information spoken about is not medical advice just our own personal experiences. However we have provided some strategies that we try and implement in our own lives, if you or someone you know is experiencing hardship, please reach out and seek professional advice. On this weeks ep we also go further into our introduction of That Being Said Book Club! to join our book club community, head over to our Facebook group, 'That Being Said Book Club' to keep up to date our our monthly reads and join in the conversation! if Facebooks not your thing you can share your reads using #thatbeingsaidbookclub. we're so excited about this little reading community and would love to have you on board! Januarys red is Braving The Wilderness by Brene Brown, you can find more info about the book at the link below and of course, over on our Facebook group. https://brenebrown.com/book/braving-the-wilderness/ We hope that this episode makes others who are listening feel less alone, it can be embarrassing to admit that this is a problem but if this can help one person that is more than we can ask for! Sources: https://infoforinvestors.com/money/budgeting/emotional-spending/ https://www.psychologytoday.com/au/blog/consumer-behavior/201303/five-reasons-we-impulse-buy https://brainfodder.org/science-of-impulse-purchases/ https://www.newneuromarketing.com/what-psychology-knows-about-impulse-buying-in-2020 https://www.shesonthemoney.com.au/ https://www.annalembke.com/dopamine-nation
Well… When it rains, it pours! Can you relate? We sure can! This episode kicks off with some silly (and controversial) potty talk, and a fave, but then we get real serious and discuss our recent hurdles in biz, life, and so much more! This discussion was inspired by a recent episode of Glennon Doyle's podcast, We Can Do Hard Things on bravery. Hi! Becca here, as soon as I heard this episode I knew I had to have this conversation with AMQ to see where she stood on bravery. There's several times we came across our own contradictions while trying to unpack what being brave means to us! And that just goes to show, it's definitely a topic that needs more consideration AND conversation. We look forward to hearing from you boos re: what brave thing you've done recently and what bravery that looks like to YOU in your lived experiences! Credit where credit is due, boo! We Can Do Hard Things, Glennon Doyle, Braving The Wilderness, Brené Brown The Courage To Be Disliked, Ichiro Kishimi & Fumitake Koga
This week's episode is all about the topic of loneliness, its impact on our ability to have belonging, and the hurdles to true connection we are sometimes responsible for.
I cannot speak highly-enough about Brené Brown and her work to be vulnerable, courageous, and transform our lives-- to shine bright as radiant exemplars. She is an amazing person, and her latest book Braving the Wilderness exemplifies her passion and life's work. There are so many resources to look more into Brené's work, but here is just a sampling: Ted Talk: The Power of Vulnerability Optimize Philosopher Notes on Daring Greatly https://brenebrown.com/ Want more books on similar topics? You may like Do It Scared, The Pursuit of Perfect, and The Flight of the Hummingbird Find this book and other great books from Zoo-notable at your local library: https://www.worldcat.org/libraries Support ZooFit and future projects and stay updated with exciting offers and opportunities: Join the ZooFit Pride on Patreon and Facebook and ZooFit online --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Picking up with Chapter 2 from Braving the Wilderness this week, where he focus is on "true belonging." This begs the question, "What is false belonging?" I wonder. . .
Episode 29. Dr. Darren Morton says, "If it doesn't challenge you, it doesn't change you." Linda is challenged when it comes to talking about certain topics, politics is one. In this conversation, Linda invites Andrew Biernat to help her meet the challenge and cover the topic of politics. What is born of their conversation is a journey where they let the conversational winds take them from a lesson on the brain to the dangers of “othering" as they come home to the power of listening and empathy. As owner of Finger Lakes Business Coaching, Andrew Biernat is an expert in habit building, human behavior, and creating systems that match your lifestyle desires. Your business is an extension of you. If you want your business to get better, you'll need to get better. Andrew is not only here to help, he believes that entrepreneurs and business owners are the lifeblood of the community. He also believes that the Finger Lakes region is the best community on earth and is dedicated to ensuring local businesses thrive.You can reach Andrew through his website, FLXBusinessCoaching.com or, Andrew@FLXBusinessCoaching.com. Check out the latest Build Your Business Better podcast.
This book was immensely timely for me when I first read it in 2019 courtesy of a dear friend. Brown's work is driven by long studies revolving around guilt, shame, and identity. In this book in particular, she is pointing to the need for us to learn how to live in tension with nuance, and how that often will leave us without a "team" or "group" but that we cannot be fulfilled otherwise.
Host Alexandra Zauner comes on with a solo episode today that will leave you feeling inspired to start taking action to show up as your most authentic self. Discussed on todays episode: -true belonging -being who you are -gossip -not changing yourself -Brene Brown -what it means to brave the wilderness -showing up authentically Resources: www.instagram.com/creatingripplespod
In this episode, Daman & Khyati discuss what braving and wilderness mean to them, and our common human journey to find belonging. They also touch upon the loneliness that immigrants face, the lack of belonging kids feel in South Asian families, and more! About the book: In Braving the Wilderness, Brown redefines what it means to truly belong in an age of increased polarization. With her trademark mix of research, storytelling, and honesty, Brown will again change the cultural conversation while mapping a clear path to true belonging. If you like this episode, please leave a 5-star review and a comment. Follow us on Instagram @browngirlsreadpod and Twitter @browngirlsread1 for updates on future episodes, and on our YouTube channel, Brown Girls Read for more content. You can also support us at patreon.com/browngirlsread and get access to exclusive content! Show notes: https://browngirlsread.wordpress.com | www.browngirlsread.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/browngirlsread/message
This episode includes excerpts from: * "Braving the Wilderness" by Brene Brown * Join me LIVE on Facebook or YouTube for Inspirational Message Mondays every Monday in the 9am PT hour. * Then join me on Thursdays at 12pm PT for awesome guest interviews! Are you in the process of learning to trust your intuition; be more confident; shift into a more positive mindset; or embrace who YOU authentically are? I help spiritually-aware professionals do just that. * Schedule your free coaching consultation at https://kimoneillcoaching.as.me/FreeCoffeeChat * Learn more about my coaching services and the Every Day is a New Day Show: https://www.kimoneillcoaching.com/ * To join the Every Day is a New Day group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/EveryDayisaNewDay FB: @KimONeillCoaching IG: @everydayisanewdayshow Join the Let Your Light Shine Movement: https://bit.ly/LetYourLightShineMovement #BravingtheWilderness #BreneBrown #Connection #Belonging #Courage #MovingForward #LettingGo #FeelingGood #Success #Empowerment #Inspiration #Monday #bookreading #EveryDayisaNewDay #RiseandShine #LetYourLightShine #BeMoreofYou #confidencecoach #selflovecoach #spiritualcoach #spiritualjourney #beyou #authenticity #affirmations #positiveaffirmations #Love #InspirationalMessageMonday #MondayInspiration #inspirational
Welcome back to another episode of Change By Degrees (our 70th episode!) In this episode, we take it down a notch and discuss a book we read together over the past few weeks: “Braving The Wilderness” by Brene Brown. We discuss our favorite chapters, points, and our personal thoughts on the book. Let us know if you have read anything by Brene Brown and what you agree or disagree with based on our conversation! Reach out to us on our instagram @_changebydegrees and we will see you in the next one
It’s time for deep talks about vulnerability and bravery as Julia, Victoria, and their friend Marlowe dig into Brené Brown’s 2016 publication Braving the Wilderness.
In this episode (recorded at Temple Beth-El's virtual Rosh Hashanah service on September 19, 2020), Rabbi Knopf and special guest and Rev. David Dwight, Senior Pastor of Hope Church in Goochland, Virginia, discuss the meaning of Rosh Hashanah during a challenging and extraordinary season, using the biblical story of the birth of Ishmael as a starting point.“Socially Distant, Spiritually Close” is recorded during virtual gatherings of Temple Beth-El in Richmond, Virginia, and is produced by Dr. Gillian Frank. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Our cover art was designed by Judith Rushin, using a photograph by Miriam Aniel. These teachings, presentations, and conversations reflect the dynamism, warmth, passion, and kindness of Temple Beth-El in Richmond, VA.
Podcast Advent Calendar Special Welcome to the 2020 #ChristmasSpecial, #AdventCalendar During this #Xmas season we will be opening together a new #Podcast door every day from the 1. December - 24. December. A new guest that is presenting a book that has some special meaning to her or him. You'll learn about: Why this book is important What this book is about For whom the book could be On what media the guest is consuming books When and where the guest is reading and other fun facts. I am sure that there will be a lot of fun time for us and lots of inspiration on what next book to read during this advent time. For today I present you: Simon Skipper Christiansen presenting “Braving the Wilderness” by Brené Brown Links: Interview on this Podcast #013 - Simon Skipper Christiansen- Spiritual Creativity Website photography: skipperphotography.dk/ Instagram: Therapy practice: instagram.com/simplybe._/ Photography, instagram.com/officialskippz/ Skateboarding instagram.com/Jazz_skateco LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/simonskipper/ Facebook: facebook.com/SimonSkippZ Subscribe to “The Oliver Schirach Show” and share some likes: Listen to the Podcast “The Oliver Schirach Show” and this episode on your favourite podcast provider such as: Anchor.fm/schirach Apple Podcast Spotify Sticher, Podbean and many more if you can't find it send me a note and I'll add it. Also YouTube You can also send me an audio message on www.anchor.fm/schirach or send a message to oschirach@gmail.com. My blog www.oliverschirach.jimdofree.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/schirach/message
Learn what it means to truly belong. Have you ever felt like the odd one out? Have you ever felt as though you don’t truly belong? Renowned researcher and TED Talk host Brené Brown knows exactly how that feels. But as she affirms in her powerful TED Talk, courage is contagious. Braving The Wilderness (2017) is Brown’s attempt at attacking the stereotypes that ensnare us and inviting readers to break free of their fear and loneliness. *** Do you want more free audiobook summaries like this? Download our app for free at QuickRead.com/App and get access to hundreds of free book and audiobook summaries.
C'est bientôt la reprise, alors histoire de se mettre en jambe, je vous propose d’aborder la question du rythme personnel. Dans cet épisode, je vous partage : - en quoi une approche stratégique en trois mouvements (semer, labourer et récolter) peut débloquer des périodes de creux - en quoi l’élaboration d’un projet personnel peut aider à atteindre ses objectifs professionnels - comment s’organiser afin de tirer partie de chaque moment de la journée - et pourquoi il n’existe aucun autre chemin… que le vôtre. ------- NOTES ET RESSOURCES Indiana Jones et la dernière croisade, le pont de la foi : https://youtu.be/xFntFdEGgws Mon projet personnel inspiré par sur le travail de Brené Brown : http://illustrationbookclub.com/ Brené Brown’s TED Talk Le pouvoir de la vulnérabilité : http://bit.ly/2UlIs3l Mon talk à la soirée MEET THE TALENT #11 : http://bit.ly/2XNGqJ3 Campagne KICKSTARTER A tribute to Braving The Wilderness : http://bit.ly/30RTzTW Ma boutique en ligne (avec mes zines) : https://gumroad.com/jeremieclaeys DEEP WORK, retrouver la concentration dans un monde de distraction, par Cal Newport : https://amzn.to/2Lo5Mt5 ---- CREDIT Merci à Adrien Guy pour la musique https://soundcloud.com/adrienguymusic https://www.instagram.com/adrienguymusic/ ---- Pour PARTICIPER financièrement au podcast, rejoignez le CLUB SENS CRÉATIF et accéder aux coulisses du podcast, à une communauté de créatifs passionnés qui échangent les uns avec les autres, ainsi qu'à un portfolio review. Visitez PATREON : https://www.patreon.com/senscreatifpodcast ---- Grâce à SENS CRÉATIF - le podcast qui explore les motivations et les stratégies des artistes de l’image - JÉRÉMIE CLAEYS (illustrateur à Paris) désire créer du lien entre les artistes francophones. https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/ https://www.instagram.com/senscreatif/ https://www.instagram.com/jeremieclaeys/ Pour découvrir l'histoire derrière chaque épisode, vous pouvez également vous abonnez à ma NEWSLETTER (https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/sens-creatif) ou m’écrire sur jeremie@jeremie-claeys.com
Thank's for tuning in to the show today my fellow entrepreneurs and dream chasers. Today's episode highlights the key lessons in Brene Brown's book Braving the Wilderness: the quest for true belonging and the courage to stand alone. This episode shows you the importance of embracing your authentic self, while creating a space for others to do the same. Please REACH OUT with any questions you have, any topic you want to discuss, or any support you need! My email is timothybishop100@gmail.com or text me at 612-710-4605! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dreamersinitiative/. Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/dreamersinitiative/. Twitter - https://twitter.com/dreamersdaily_. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/dreamersinitiative1/. Go make those dreams a reality!
Episode #6Angie is joined by her husband and son, Matt Baughman & Alex Baughman, to discuss the July 2020 Steady On Virtual Book Club selection, "Braving the Wilderness," by Brene Brown. What does it mean to truly belong somewhere? What is the difference between fitting in and belonging? Listen in as the trio discusses those topics and more. www.livesteadyon.com Facebook @livesteadyon Find more resources from Brene Brown at: www.brenebrown.com Heartwarming by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3864-heartwarming License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Following months of being on “soldier mode”, we’ve all experienced overwhelm during the Covid-19 crisis. Now more than ever we need to be taking care of ourselves. Michael catches up with clinical psychologist Dr Vikki Barnes – a true expert in positive psychology. She is the Founder of Positive Wellbeing, a consultancy which supports the mental health of organisations and their people. Vikki has also worked with the NHS and Virgin, in clinical and strategic roles. Tune in as we explore Positive Leadership, using mental health language at work, how to switch off as leaders – and Vikki’s experience of meeting Richard Branson on Necker Island. Links: https://www.drvikkibarnes.com/ (https://www.drvikkibarnes.com/) (https://twitter.com/DrVikkiBarnes) (https://www.instagram.com/drvikkibarnes/) https://www.linkedin.com/in/drvikkibarnes/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/drvikkibarnes/) https://www.hospitalitymavericks.com/ (https://www.hospitalitymavericks.com/) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Peh9Yqf1GXc (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Peh9Yqf1GXc) ‘The Alchemist’ by Paulo Coelho (https://www.amazon.com/Alchemist-Paulo-Coelho/dp/0061122416) ‘Braving The Wilderness’ by Brene Brown (https://www.amazon.com/Braving-Wilderness-Quest-Belonging-Courage/dp/0812995848) Support this podcast
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Amir talks with leadership consultant and former Outward Bound instructor, Mark Brown, about how braving the wilderness can help us to become better leaders by teaching us about courage, teamwork, empathy, human potential, and much more. For more: theghannadgroup.com/blog/ttlpodcast-081
In this profound and beautiful conversation, we talk with Rabbi Jennie Rosenn, Founder and CEO of Dayenu - a movement of American Jews confronting the climate crisis with spiritual audacity and bold political action. She shares powerful stories from the Jewish faith - which provide insight, light and courage in facing dark times. She also shares rituals from the Jewish tradition that help to navigate grief, fight for justice, and honor the historic journey of Jews from oppression and slavery, through years in the wilderness, and ultimately to freedom. Her wisdom will inspire you regardless of your religion or lack thereof. Learn more about Dayenu here: https://dayenu.org/
Pour ce 33ème épisode du podcast, nous allons parler de la peur ! Ensemble, nous allons explorer cette fichu émotion qui nous tétanise et qui nous empêche d’avancer. Et pour ce faire, nous allons nous aventurer dans les territoires inexplorés. Dans cet épisode je vous invite à : - identifier vos peurs - débloquer ce qui vous empêche de vous lancer - prêter attention à cette petite voix qu’on appelle l’intuition - creuser exactement au moment où vous aimeriez abandonner - accepter l’inconnu et le désordre comme faisant partie du processus créatif - transcender la peur… en faisant un avec cette dernière - et finalement à reconsidérer votre compréhension de la peur **** ENVOYEZ-MOI VOS QUESTIONS !! Le prochain monologue du podcast sera un FAQ (foire aux questions!). Donc envoyez-moi vos questionnements. Il peut s’agir d’une problématique spécifique lié au métier de créatif, un challenge auquel vous faites face, un sujet que je n’ai jamais abordé, ou si vous êtes tout simplement curieux et que vous aimeriez en savoir un peu plus concernant ce podcast, ma philosophie ou mon histoire. Je choisirai les questions qui me paraissent les plus pertinentes, et je tenterai d’y répondre lors de mon prochain épisode solo. Ecrivez-moi par email (jeremie@jeremie-claeys.com) ou via les réseaux sociaux. **** NOTES ET RESSOURCES : Le jeu Age of Empire : https://bit.ly/31ExZp1 Le livre Braving The Wilderness de Brené Brown : https://amzn.to/2NMSc3R Le livre Choisir c’est renoncer de Ella Luna : https://amzn.to/2Zv1kQf L’auteur Erica Jong : https://bit.ly/2NPYpfv Le thérapeute Angelo Foley : http://angelofoley.com/ La grotte, dans l’épisode V de la saga Star Wars : https://bit.ly/3ghhpjl La découverte du magicien d’Oz : https://bit.ly/3gnpoeS ---- CREDIT Témoignages audio : Cyril Anne, Noëlle Letzelter et Thibaut Chaventon Extrait audio de Star Wars, épisode V, l’Empire Contre-attaque Merci à Adrien Guy pour la musique https://soundcloud.com/adrienguymusic Merci à Adrien Grenier pour le montage ---- Pour SOUTENIR le podcast financièrement, devenir membre du CLUB SENS CRÉATIF et accéder aux coulisses du podcast ainsi qu'à un portfolio review, visitez PATREON : https://www.patreon.com/senscreatifpodcast ---- Grâce à SENS CRÉATIF - le podcast qui explore les motivations et les stratégies des artistes de l’image - JÉRÉMIE CLAEYS (illustrateur à Paris) désire créer du lien entre les artistes francophones. https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/ https://www.instagram.com/senscreatif/ https://www.instagram.com/jeremieclaeys/
In the wilderness, when we are afraid and uncertain, the tendency is to go: “God if you are really God, then you will get me out of this. If you are really God, you will make my life good.
God chooses you and when you are in the wilderness, when you find yourself in places of uncertainty and vulnerability, God reminds you that you are chosen and chooses to be with you and to reveal to you the truth about you that you have purpose, that you are a part of God’s purposes.
God is in the wilderness with you. Mike and Chad talk about experiencing the presence of God in the wilderness. Scripture: Exodus 16:9-20 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roguetabletalks/message
Will we become a good shepherd society that imitates our good shepherd by ensuring everyone has access to good, fresh, affordable food and what we have seen in this crisis is that families are dependent on schools to feed their kids and there is anxiety among parents now about the summer, will my kids continue to receive food in the summer is a real fear.
God provides in the wilderness. Author Anne Lamott puts it this way: “It’s almost indigestible: death, divorce, old age, drugs; brain damaged children, violence, senility, unfaithfulness. Good luck with figuring it out. It unfolds, and you experience it, and it is so horrible and endless that you could almost give up a dozen times. But grace can be the experience of a second wind, when even though what you want is clarity and resolution, what you get is stamina and poignancy and the strength to hang. Through the most ordinary things, books, for instance, or a postcard, or eyes or hands, life is transformed.”
Going through life on autopilot - we may not be aware of our temptations, fallings and failings - maybe a blessing in the wilderness is we are more likely to face up to some temptation. Listen in as Mike and Chad discuss. Scripture: Matthew 4:1-11, --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roguetabletalks/message
Hi everyone, this is Tom Hallett from the Learn Grow Succeed Podcast. This month is Stress Awareness Month, and with corporate stress high on the agenda for many employers, I thought today would be a good time to talk about how, as a leader, you can best manage executive isolation and the stress it often […] The post Braving the Wilderness – Overcoming Executive Isolation appeared first on Excel.
Hi everyone, this is Tom Hallett from the Learn Grow Succeed Podcast. This month is Stress Awareness Month, and with corporate stress high on the agenda for many employers, I thought today would be a good time to talk about how, as a leader, you can best manage executive isolation and the stress it often […] The post Braving the Wilderness – Overcoming Executive Isolation appeared first on Excel.
If we want cleaner air, we can make it happen. If we want to protect our doctors and nurses from the next virus — and protect all Americans — we can make it happen. If we want our neighbors and friends to earn a dignified income, we can make that happen. If we want millions of kids to be able to eat if suddenly their school is closed, we can make that happen.
Why the wilderness? There are plenty of Biblical examples of wilderness: Jesus, David, Moses (before Exodus), and God’s people. What are the commonalities? The differences? What does the wilderness mean for us? Mike and Chad discuss in this week's episode! Scripture: Deuteronomy 8:2-9 Passage from The Screwtape Letters written by CS Lewis (from the senior tempter to the junior tempter) Merely to override a human will (as His felt presence in any but the faintest and most mitigated degree would certainly do) would be for Him useless. He cannot ravish. He can only woo. For His ignoble idea is to eat the cake and have it; the creatures are to be one with Him, but yet themselves; merely to cancel them, or assimilate them, will not serve. He is prepared to do a little overriding at the beginning. He will set them off with communications of His presence which, though faint, seem great to them, with emotional sweetness, and easy conquest over temptation. But He never allows this state of affairs to last long. Sooner or later He withdraws, if not in fact, at least from their conscious experience, all those supports and incentives. He leaves the creature to stand up on its own legs—to carry out from the will alone duties which have lost all relish. It is during such trough periods, much more than during the peak periods, that it is growing into the sort of creature He wants it to be. Hence the prayers offered in the state of dryness are those which please Him best…. He cannot “tempt” to virtue as we do to vice. He wants them to learn to walk and must therefore take away His hand; and if only the will to walk is really there He is pleased even with their stumbles. Do not be deceived, Wormwood. Our cause is never more in danger than when a human, no longer desiring, but still intending, to do our Enemy’s will, looks round upon a universe from which every trace of Him seems to have vanished, and asks why he has been forsaken, and still obeys. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roguetabletalks/message
Marketing for Humans: Bringing the Human Back into Marketing. This podcast is all about building trust and keeping things humans. Well, what better time to dig into THAT topic than now? How are you staying human through all this, as an individual as a business owner and as a community member? I am devoting the next few episodes to answering the following 3 questions: How are you staying centered, how are you connecting with your business community, and how are you supporting your local businesses? Pamela Driscoll is a life coach based in Marblehead, and works mainly with women entrepreneurs to help them achieve their dreams in an embodied way. Pam holds powerful masterminds and workshops around money and goals and more, and today I’m happy to welcome her to the show. Let’s hear from Pam Driscoll.Marketing for Humans on SpotifyMarketing for Humans on Apple PodcastVideo of this PodcastPamela Driscoll Coaching Christina Frei - Innate Marketing Genius
Lent is a time that mirrors Jesus' time in the wilderness for 40 days and 40 nights. When we find ourselves with Jesus in the wilderness, we must first acknowledge that we are, in fact, in the wilderness and that we cannot do the journey alone.Support the show (https://kailua.churchcenter.com/giving)
Braving The Wilderness challenges common notions about what it means to belong. In this episode, we look into the links of feelings of not belonging, to feelings of anger and unrest. Brené Brown uses a potent combination of scientific research and storytelling to reveal what it means to truly belong. This includes remarkable tales of pain and suffering that show just how far people are willing to go to gain a sense of belonging. Podcast links for Brené's Braving The Wilderness: -- https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/moonshots-adventures-in-innovation/id1244877161?i=1000460538535 -- https://open.spotify.com/episode/2JmXvENhDFiiQtSlJNDChb?si=bhSs6WN7R5SxP_-OtYrIFw -- https://soundcloud.com/moonshotsio/brene-brown-braving-the-wilderness Follow us on for more insights into innovation: -- https://www.facebook.com/moonshotsio/ -- https://www.linkedin.com/company/moonshotsio/ -- https://twitter.com/moonshotsio -- https://www.pinterest.com.au/moonshotsio/ -- https://www.instagram.com/moonshotsio/ -- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGqs7VdIufLYNWnzZYuVaTA/videos
Just a couple notes before this episode. This episode talks about addiction and recovery. We don’t dwell a lot on trauma, but we do mention some of the painful things that are often connected to it such as suicide and sexual assault. They are only briefly mentioned as examples of trauma, but I wanted to let you know that ahead of time in case those things are difficult to hear. Also we had some technical issues and lost her three things at the end of the episode. Sorry Chris! In this episode I talk to Christina Gibson about normalizing addiction and recovery, sitting with other people’s pain, and why I edit my podcast and she doesn’t. Guest Plugs * The Roundabout Way Podcast - https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-roundabout-way Show Notes * In The Realm of Hungry Ghosts by Gabor Mate - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/617702.IntheRealmofHungryGhosts * Johann Hari - https://www.ted.com/talks/johannharieverythingyouthinkyouknowaboutaddictionis_wrong * Braving The Wilderness by Brene Brown - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34565022-braving-the-wilderness Support the Podcast –https://www.patreon.com/wdtatpodcast Leave us a voicemail! https://www.speakpipe.com/wdtatpodcast Email your feedback to wdtatpodcast@gmail.com Follow us: Facebook –https://www.facebook.com/wdtatpodcast Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/wdtatpodcast/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/wdtatpodcast
She kept holding my hand and placed her other hand on top of mine. “You're doing important work. Keep doing it. Keep talking about your work. Don't stop and don't let anyone get in your way.” Then she squeezed my hands and said, “Do not be moved, Brene.” ~Braving The Wilderness, Brene Brown That's good … Continue reading "38: Braving The Wilderness (Book Club Series)" The post 38: Braving The Wilderness (Book Club Series) appeared first on Mandy B. Anderson.
She kept holding my hand and placed her other hand on top of mine. “You’re doing important work. Keep doing it. Keep talking about your work. Don’t stop and don’t let anyone get in your way.” Then she squeezed my hands and said, “Do not be moved, Brene.” ~Braving The Wilderness, Brene Brown That’s good stuff right there. Today marks the start of a brand new series that I plan to highlight throughout the year. It’s simply called, The Book Club Series. I love reading. You can find me diving into books ranging from spiritual growth, personal growth, business growth, and even YA fiction. I’m a sucker for that last one. But today I won’t talk your ear off about my favorite Shadowhunter or why I love the Hunger Games so much. Nope. Instead, I want to talk to you about a book that I devoured in less than two weeks. It spoke to me so deeply that it was like coming up for air after nearly drowning in the depths of my own thoughts. The book is: Braving The Wilderness, by Brene Brown. Let’s go… Having trouble finding all the episodes you’ve missed? Find all of the She Who Overcomes episodes on Mandy’s website at http://mandybanderson.com/category/she-who-overcomes-podcast Connect with Mandy: Download Mandy’s FREE Gratitude Builder for 30 Days of an Attitude of Gratitude at https://www.raymateam.com/gratitudebuilder. Order Mandy’s book, She Who Overcomes: Rising Out of the Ashes of Your Circumstances, on Amazon! Get out of your own way with the RAYMA Foundations self-led online mini-course. At only $27, it’s the most cost effective way to work with TWO Certified Life Coaches! Get started at https://www.raymateam.com/foundations. Hire Mandy B. Anderson to speak at your next event! Get the conversation started at https://www.raymateam.com/speaking.
As a part of Tamu's personal growth journey, she chose to read Brene Brown's, Braving the Wilderness then thought it would be good idea to read for the podcast at some point. The timing was astounding, as it was read during a week of mass shootings at the end of July into August and the book served as basis to try and understand why these tragedies continue to occur and how we can work in our own small ways to make change. Moral to the Story: Listen to try to understand in the same way we want to be understood. Other Fun Topics Discussed: Get to Know Us: Being in a relationship with a person of color. Awareness of the whites to issues of others. Respect when your partner draws attention to situations. Mallory hates slap bracelets. Drink of the Day: Tinto de Verano What is the wilderness? Standing in your truth and not wavering from it. It is important to set up boundaries for yourself. We are living in a giant feedback loop. Loneliness stems from fear & anger. We are where we are today out of fear. Global and Domestic Terrorism: A Discussion Dehumanization Mallory is losing her empathy for gunmen. We are all able to recognize and stop it. Conflict transformation: Help me understand. Mallory is always on a rampage for justice, to hell with small victories. Tamu is working on being joy-filled but she is busy foreboding joy. Be courageous and vulnerable. Express your joy, it will make others happy.
Sometimes I feel like I live in a Twilight Zone where large chunks of time disappear and I can’t figure out what I was doing during that piece of time. One of my children had surgery on both of his legs a couple weeks ago. Charlotte and I recorded this episode before his surgery, thankfully,… Continue reading Part 2 Braving the Wilderness by Brene Brown
Strong Back, Soft Front It’s not the newest fitness craze, I’ll tell you that. Those are the words of Brene Brown in her book “Braving The Wilderness”. Charlotte and I discuss Brene’s book and what it means to Brave the Wilderness and how to have a strong back, soft front. It’s not a secret that… Continue reading Part 1 Braving The Wilderness by Brene Brown
Ep #23 - Braving the Wilderness
Ep #23 - Braving the Wilderness
Pour ce 12ème épisode du podcast, je vous propose d’aborder la question du rythme personnel. Dans cet épisode, je vous partage : - en quoi une approche stratégique en trois mouvements (semer, labourer et récolter) peut débloquer des périodes de creux - en quoi l’élaboration d’un projet personnel peut aider à atteindre ses objectifs professionnels - comment s’organiser afin de tirer partie de chaque moment de la journée - et pourquoi il n’existe aucun autre chemin… que le vôtre. ------- NOTES ET RESSOURCES Indiana Jones et la dernière croisade, le pont de la foi : https://youtu.be/xFntFdEGgws Mon projet personnel inspiré par sur le travail de Brené Brown : http://illustrationbookclub.com/ Brené Brown’s TED Talk Le pouvoir de la vulnérabilité : http://bit.ly/2UlIs3l Mon talk à la soirée MEET THE TALENT #11 : http://bit.ly/2XNGqJ3 Campagne KICKSTARTER A tribute to Braving The Wilderness : http://bit.ly/30RTzTW Ma boutique en ligne (avec mes zines) : https://gumroad.com/jeremieclaeys DEEP WORK, retrouver la concentration dans un monde de distraction, par Cal Newport : https://amzn.to/2Lo5Mt5 ---- CREDIT Merci à Adrien Guy pour la musique https://soundcloud.com/adrienguymusic https://www.instagram.com/adrienguymusic/ ---- SPONSOR Ce podcast est sponsorisé par Creative Pep Talk : http://www.creativepeptalk.com/ Creative Pep Talk aide les créatifs à développer un travail épanouissant artistiquement et florissant professionnellement. Suivez Andy J Pizza sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/andyjpizza/ ---- Grâce à SENS CRÉATIF - le podcast qui explore les motivations et les stratégies des artistes de l’image - JÉRÉMIE CLAEYS (illustrateur à Paris et passionné par la vie d’artiste freelance) désire créer du lien entre les artistes francophones. Pour suivre les actualités de ce podcast, suivez-moi sur Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jeremieclaeys/), Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/claeysman) et Twitter (https://twitter.com/jeremieclaeys). Vous pouvez également visiter mon site internet (https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/), vous abonnez à la NEWSLETTER (https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/sens-creatif) ou m’écrire sur jeremie@jeremie-claeys.com
In this episode, Casey and Joel share the lessons they are learning in the wilderness. How to navigate the shame-storm that gathers for every wilderness sojourner. Answering these howling questions: Why didn't I fight for myself sooner? What's wrong with me? How did I allow myself to get into that situation in the first place? The desire to "belong" is primal. We intrinsically desire to belong to something greater than ourselves and to find "true belonging." We all look for our group, our people, our tribe. Because the desire to belong is so primal, it's easy to give up one's authenticity, freedom and power - and not even recognize it - to fit in with the group. But . . . true belonging only happens, as Casey says in this episode, "When we present out true authentic selves to the world." Finding your squad is important, but it should never come at the expense of your authenticity, freedom and power. As Brene Brown says, "True belonging is not about fitting in, pretending, or making the people around us comfortable because that's safer." SHOW NOTES at joeljohnson.org/podcast (SHOW NOTES - include a detailed summary of this podcast episode, with links discussed, materials and free stuff! Enjoy!)
In this episode, Dr. Joel and Casey talk about how to heal, set healthy boundaries and reengage! When you heal, set healthy boundaries and reengage, you emerge more authentic, more real and more powerful. Reengagement casts off all of the power that a person, organization or wound has over you! Reengaging is refusing to remain a character in your own story. Reengaging is the choice to become the author of your own story and write your own daring ending. How will your story to end? That’s entirely up to you. Will you reengage? SHOW NOTES at joeljohnson.org/podcast (SHOW NOTES - include a detailed summary of this podcast episode, with links discussed, materials and free stuff! Enjoy!)
In this episode, Casey share's her story of finding the courage to belong to herself first - to stand alone - and brave the wilderness. "True belonging is not about fitting in, pretending, or making the people around us comfortable because that's safer," says Brene Brown. One day, Casey chose to deny what felt comfortable and chose courage instead. Her life instantly changed as she discovered true belonging doesn't require you to change who you are. No, it requires you to be who you are! This is her story of when she chose to belong fully to herself - the day she started braving the wilderness. SHOW NOTES at joeljohnson.org/podcast (SHOW NOTES - include a detailed summary of this podcast episode, with links discussed, materials and free stuff! Enjoy!)
Aujourd’hui je suis très heureux de vous présenter ma discussion avec EDITH VALLERON. Edith est directrice artistique pour le magazine Le Particulier. Si les deux précédentes interviews se focalisaient sur le métier d’illustrateur, aujourd’hui c’est à la personne de l’autre côté de la commande que je m’intéresse. Habituellement plus effacés que les illustrateurs, ce sont pourtant bien les directeurs et les directrices artistiques qui décident de qui est publié ou non. Elle fait partie de ceux que je surnomme « les gardiens des clés ». Ceux qui ont le pouvoir de vous faire connaître et vous faire travailler, ou qui au contraire vous font patienter jusqu’à ce que vous soyez prêt. Heureusement pour vous, Edith est une gardienne plutôt sympa et j’ai réussi à lui poser quelques questions afin de vous dévoiler quelques unes de ces précieuses clés. Dans cet épisode nous abordons diverses questions telles que : - Comment se faire repérer et démarcher une rédaction ? - Quelles sont les qualités à développer pour travailler dans la presse ? - Quelles sont les facteurs de sélection pour être choisi ? - Quelle est la réalité d’un directeur ou d’une directrice artistique travaillant pour la presse? EDITH VALLERON http://leparticulier.lefigaro.fr/ https://www.instagram.com/leparticulier_illu/ https://www.facebook.com/evalleron ---- NOTES Zines DARING GREATLY et BRAVING THE WILDERNESS : https://gumroad.com/jeremieclaeys ---- CREDIT Merci à Adrien Guy pour la musique https://soundcloud.com/adrienguymusic https://www.instagram.com/adrienguymusic/ ---- SPONSOR Ce podcast est sponsorisé par Creative Pep Talk : http://www.creativepeptalk.com/ Creative Pep Talk aide les créatifs à développer un travail épanouissant artistiquement et florissant d’un point de vue business. Suivez Andy J Pizza sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/andyjpizza/ ---- SENS CREATIF - le podcast qui explore les motivations et les stratégies des artistes de l’image - créé par JEREMIE CLAEYS, illustrateur à Paris et passionné par la vie d’artiste freelance. Pour suivre les actualités de ce podcast, suivez-moi sur Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jeremieclaeys/), Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/claeysman) et Twitter (https://twitter.com/jeremieclaeys). Vous pouvez également visiter mon site internet (https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/) ou m’écrire sur jeremie@jeremie-claeys.com
Monica and I discuss how to join the Wilderness and be brave. Theme Music by Dee Yan-Kay
In this week's episode, we have book corner: Brave the Wilderness. This is by one of our favorite authors Brene Brown. From the book cover: “True belonging doesn’t require us to change who we are. It requires us to be who we are.” Social scientist Brené Brown, PhD, LMSW, has sparked a global conversation about the experiences that bring meaning to our lives—experiences of courage, vulnerability, love, belonging, shame, and empathy. In Braving the Wilderness, Brown redefines what it means to truly belong in an age of increased polarization. With her trademark mix of research, storytelling, and honesty, Brown will again change the cultural conversation while mapping a clear path to true belonging. Brown argues that we’re experiencing a spiritual crisis of disconnection, and introduces four practices of true belonging that challenge everything we believe about ourselves and each other. She writes, “True belonging requires us to believe in and belong to ourselves so fully that we can find sacredness both in being a part of something and in standing alone when necessary. But in a culture that’s rife with perfectionism and pleasing, and with the erosion of civility, it’s easy to stay quiet, hide in our ideological bunkers, or fit in rather than show up as our true selves and brave the wilderness of uncertainty and criticism. But true belonging is not something we negotiate or accomplish with others; it’s a daily practice that demands integrity and authenticity. It’s a personal commitment that we carry in our hearts.” Brown offers us the clarity and courage we need to find our way back to ourselves and to each other. And that path cuts right through the wilderness. Brown writes, “The wilderness is an untamed, unpredictable place of solitude and searching. It is a place as dangerous as it is breathtaking, a place as sought after as it is feared. But it turns out to be the place of true belonging, and it’s the bravest and most sacred place you will ever stand.” This is a must read. Especially for those who have ever suffered the feeling of "other" Buy the Book: Braving the Wilderness The Quest for True Belonging and the Courage to Stand Alone by Brené Brown (Author) https://www.amazon.com/Braving-Wilderness-Quest-Belonging-Courage/dp/0812995848 The NEXT Conscious Coaching Course for Health and Wellness Professional begins MAY 2019 for more info click here: https://consciouscoaching.mykajabi.com/ To get in touch with Lauren Lauren Bentley on Facebook or @gvhealthandwellness on Instagram http://gvhealthandwellness.net To get in touch with Jillian Jillian Rooney on Facebook or @psychefitnow on Instagram https://www.psychefitnow.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lauren222/message
In this message, Pastor Mark reflects on the temptations of Jesus in the desert as a way of helping us brave the wilderness journey to true self. Drawing on his own experience and the work of Brené Brown, he invites us to reflect on the risk of vulnerability and authentic self-presentation.
Today we talk about the positive impact that learning can have in a relationship and we share our favorite educational resources with you! Prayer Past Gratitude Future Hope Goals The Ed Mylett Show Podcast Enjoying Everyday Life With Joyce Meyer Podcast and tv show Where Should We Begin with Esther Perel Podcast Smart Money Smart Kids by Rachel Cruze book and audiobook Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk book and audiobook Change Your Thoughts Change Your Life by Dr. Wayne Dyer book and audiobook The Whole-brained Child by Dr. Dan Siegel book and audiobook Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski book and audiobook Braving The Wilderness by Brene Brown book and audiobook The Brain Warrior’s Way Podcast with Dr. Daniel Amen & Tana Amen The Dave Ramsey Show Podcast
Last year we were all about discovering what our Truth was. This year we're standing in it. In this episode we check in with what's been going on with us the past 6 weeks, our new yoga teaching jobs and hit refresh on our intentions for the podcast. We talk about the book Braving The Wilderness by Brené Brown and what it means to stand in your Truth.
Alex Gandy is a teacher at Pearce High School in Richardson, Texas. She teaches leadership program she created called Starting Off Strong, works with Avid college prep students, student council, and is a yoga teacher at the Mat Studio and an Embody Love Movement Facilitator. We start off with Alex sharing her story of finding her passion for teaching, the bumps of failing at self-care, moving through complete burnout, and her own healing journey. As Alex talks her fiery passion, critical thinking, and heart based leadership is extremely present. Alex speaks to the pain and challenges and push back with creating new programs in a very structured system. As Alex shares her story she reflects on specific moments that led to her realize she was burnout leading her to the yoga studio for self-introspection and healing. In her healing journey she has been able to cultivate more self-compassion as well as empathy for other teachers leading her to deeper connection to everyone and a more whole way of teaching. She emphasizes that connecting to the people around her in her school guides her to be a more wholehearted educator with the courage to face the brokenness of the system. Alex also shares how she has learned to care for herself including establishing non-negotiables and community outside of her work as an educator. This led us to a discussion of mutuality and how in service industry, those of us that serve need to cultivate things that fills up, things that give back to us - that are mutual. We discuss how in public school and in summer camp industry that there is a need for finding ways to teach both young people and educators how to connect and fill up from the inside out, as opposed to offering more time off or more physical things as a way to provide support. Alex makes a point that there needs to be more self-introspection and heart work for educators to connect to themselves and share their purpose with each other, and that one of the blocks to this work and self-care is a false belief that taking time for yourself means you are taking away time from a student. She moves into connecting how this belief and other things can lead to educators being pit against each other, which serves the system so that change does not occur. Through metaphor Alex teaches us how and why change is so difficult in the education system. Our discussion of mutuality and change moved us into a discussion of learning how and when to disrupt the system can be a form of self-care. Alex shares that creating disruptions in the education system - aka pushing back to create change - can be fun. Doing this you will need a team to support you - that you are pushing back together. On this team she discusses how it’s important to know your strength and have people that will call you on your stuff. Alex tells a moving from her semester abroad in Poland, particularly her visit to Auschwitz - she connects this to the need to practice disrupting the system with things that are not that scary because there are times when it is scary. Practice using your courage to stand up for things you believe in your heart and for things that give kids space to explore and grow, so that when you come up to racism and other topics that can invoke fear and discomfort. She concludes this part of the discussion by reminding us that we have to be discerning about when to disrupt, picking moments that will be a catalyst for the most change, and know that we may be painted as a villain by some people. Alex wraps up by sharing that her vision for a transformation in education is to let more of the world and current happenings in life through the doors of school, to allow students to experience real time discussion of current events and the discomfort, failure, and non-conclusion that occurs with dialogue on difficult topics. Two of my favorite quotes from this episode: “How we care for our kids is how we care for each other.” - Alex Gandy “The now doesn’t come into play enough in education.” - Alex Gandy Questions to Ask Yourself How are you caring for yourself as you start your spring semester? What are your non-negotiables? What is something you need to fill you up? Where do you go for mutual care? How do you go about self-introspection? Resources CTZN Well - http://www.ctznwell.org/ is a great resource for more information on disrupting the system Braving The Wilderness by Brene Brown Want to reach out to Alex, you can email her at alex.h.gandy@gmail.com. Follow B.R.A.V.E. on Instagram and Twitter @brave_educators and on Facebook @brave.educators Have questions or want to share your story on B.R.A.V.E.? Email me brave.educators@gmail.com. You can follow me personally on Instagram @embodied.soul.love Until next week, go out Be BRAVE, Hearts Forward. Credits: Music by https://www.soundcloud.com/ikson
This is part 2 of my story, specifically the events leading up to reaching out to my family after 20 years of no contact and the beautiful moment when I met my sister for the 2nd, first-time. It all started when I received a letter from my dad through a third party that was kept from for 10 long years. The past was catching up and I couldn't ignore it any more. What kind of unfinished business do you have in your life? This is a very individual question. What if you could get the ball rolling and start taking the needed steps to work towards completing it? Sometimes we have to do our best and leave the rest up to God and the other people! Podcast Announcements: ->My BIRTHDAY GIVEAWAY is happening from now through the end of October 2018. To win simply sign up for my email series here: https://smallqueendom.lpages.co/detox-your-life/ -> Don't forget to leave The Small Queendom Podcast a rating and review on iTunes, click subscribe and share this episode with a friend. ->The intro is a passage quoted from Brené Brown's Braving The Wilderness. ->EARRINGS Kingston Jewellery: instagram.com/kingstonjewellery/ -> DDR Prime: http://bit.ly/2JdI9ly Leah's Insta: instagram.com/smallqueendom Leah's Pinterest:https://www.pinterest.com/smallqueendom/ Leah's site: www.smallqueendom.com Interested in doTERRA essential oils, Leah would love to assist you. Email her today! Leah@smallqueendom.com (For Full Show Notes Visit: www.Smallqueendom.com/20)
Seth and I explore what vulnerability looks like in our marriage, how to be responsible with your vulnerability, negative self-talk, tools to deal with anxiety, mindfulness, anger, meditation and SO MUCH MORE! Don't forget to visit marriagesupply.com and use promo code 10fromAOM to get10% off until August 31st. Also, check out some of our favorite resources Braving The Wilderness, by Brene Brown Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life, by Dr. Wayne Dyer Joyce Meyer Podcast AND... don't forget to get your free printable ANGER IS A CONSTRUCT POSTER!!! at anatomyofmarriage.com
In this talk from Sunday Open Zen on June 17, 2018, Tetsugan discusses "home" from a Zen perspective and how spiritual vows become a refuge for practitioners. She then offers an overview of the Four Practices of True Belonging (from Brene Brown's book, Braving The Wilderness), and encourages listeners to work their edge by being vulnerable, letting go of comfort, and learning how to be present with people and difficult circumstances without sacrificing who they are.
We're chatting all things Brene Brown. From the takeaways we've gained through her books, to the perks (and challenges) of being vulnerable, we explain why we're so into this shame researcher from Texas and how her principles have made our lives and relationships richer. You'll also hear a bit more about why we started this podcast, as well as some products we're currently LOVING. Here's a list of the things we chatted about during the show: Y'all. This deodorant from Primally Pure is no joke. We both use the Lemongrass scent and it is the first natural deodorant we've used that ACTUALLY WORKS. They have other scents- Geranium and Lavendar- as well as a Charcoal Deodorant. Let us know if you try the other scents! (We are not sponsored and have no affiliation with Primally Pure.) We're legitimately happy (and fresh smelling) customers! Ok- onto Hotel Born, the Kimpton Hotel Mere and Scott stayed at in Denver. They quite literally have a staff person in charge of curating playlists for different environments within each of their hotels across the country. Pretty legit. Find them on Spotify. Oh! And find the other gal Mere mentions: Monique Volz (aka @ambitiouskitchen) on Spotify too. Here are the books we mention in the podcast: Mere LOVES the Mark Hyman food book and has found it to be SO clarifying for figuring out (finally) what is actually GOOD for our bodies, the planet, the people who grow the food, etc. And of course, here are the Brené books we reference- Daring Greatly, Rising Strong, Braving The Wilderness and The Power of Vulnerability, which Nic and Jeff listened to via Audible on their drive home from Colorado to Georgia for Christmas. Finally, the book Meredith briefly discussed about the body remembering and holding onto trauma (not by Dan Allender as originally thought, but by Babette Rothschild). And we just had to include one of Meredith's all-time favorite books, that she can't remember where in the podcast is mentioned, but feels sure it was... Jen Hatmaker's For The Love. Get ready to wet your pants in public from laughing so hard. Some of the people we give a shoutout to in this podcast, in case you're interested in giving them a lil' insta-follow: @jenhatmaker @brenebrown @markhymanmd @glennondoyle Ok. One final thing. We couldn't leave you without some info on the recipe Meredith is RAVING about during the podcast outro. If you missed it, it's right at the end (just when you think we're done talking) after the exit music is finished playing. I (Nicole) cooked this shrimp/kale/cauliflower dish for Mere the night we recorded this episode, and it is DELICIOUS. If you don't know Lindsay over at Pinch of Yum, check her out- Nic's favorite food blogger! We so enjoyed this discussion and hope you did too. Please join the conversation we're having on Instagram- we'd love to hear your "Brenéd" story! Until next time, friends.
text : Acts 11: 1 – 18 theme verse: “If then God gave them the same gift that he gave us when we believed in the Lord Jesus Christ, who was I that I could hinder God?” (Acts 11:17) // If all of humanity is made in the image of God we must believe in […]
text : Acts 7:54 – 8:1 theme verse : “And Saul approved of their killing him.” (Acts 8:1) // No one expects to brave the wilderness without experiencing some unexpected setbacks. Many a mother has said, “There’d be days like this.” Nothing worth braving happens without some resistance. The Jesus movement ran into such resistance […]
text : Acts 5: 12 – 16 theme verse : “…they even carried out the sick into the streets, and laid them on cots and mats, in order that Peter’s shadow might fall on some of them as he came by.” (Acts 5:15) // The disciples, getting well themselves, recovering from the heart-stopping realities of […]
text : Acts 2: 37 – 42 theme verse : “For the promise is for you, for your children, and for all who are far away, everyone whom the Lord our God calls to him.” (Acts 2:39) // Fishing was no longer the business. If you’ve ever given up all you’ve ever known, something you […]
text : Acts 1: 12 – 17, 21 – 26 theme verse: “Then they drew straws. Matthias won and was counted in with the eleven apostles.” (Acts 1: 26) // The exhilaration of the big moment, the big season, the tragedy or the triumph always gives way to the reality that life goes on. In […]
text : John 21:15-19 theme verse: “After this, Jesus said to Peter, ‘Follow me.’” (John 21:19b) // Peter walked the peaks and valleys of that first Holy Week (without knowing we’d remember it as we do of course) and is picking up the pieces in the aftermath. Clearing his head by doing what he does […]
text : John 21 : 1 – 7 theme verse: “It is the Lord!” When Simon Peter heard that it was the Lord, he put on some clothes, for he was naked, and jumped into the sea.” (John 21:7) // How many times have you stood at the edge of something from which you were […]
003 - We’ve all been there…feeling like you’re arguing against a brick wall and you just can’t find common ground. But why is that? And how do you recover from that? In this episode we talk about 3 key ah has from the book “Braving the Wilderness” by Brené Brown, including how to have braver conversations that lead to deeper connections. Get links to even more amazing Brené Brown resources at www.theahhashow.com/3
Jesus refused to fit into the mold everyone wanted him to conform to. He knew who he was (he knew whose he was!), and therefore regularly chose courage over comfort. This is the wilderness, when everyone wants you to be someone you are not. When you choose to remain true to who God made you and find yourself rejected and alone.
Jesus refused to fit into the mold everyone wanted him to conform to. He knew who he was (he knew whose he was!), and therefore regularly chose courage over comfort. This is the wilderness, when everyone wants you to be someone you are not. When you choose to remain true to who God made you and find yourself rejected and alone.
Jesus refused to fit into the mold everyone wanted him to conform to. He knew who he was (he knew whose he was!), and therefore regularly chose courage over comfort. This is the wilderness, when everyone wants you to be someone you are not. When you choose to remain true to who God made you and find yourself rejected and alone.
Jesus refused to fit into the mold everyone wanted him to conform to. He knew who he was (he knew whose he was!), and therefore regularly chose courage over comfort. This is the wilderness, when everyone wants you to be someone you are not. When you choose to remain true to who God made you and find yourself rejected and alone.
We are well in to the new year and you're going to need the tools and resources to get you fueling on all cylinders in 2018. SPOILER ALERT: The latest workout plan/drink won't be the only thing you need to make 2018 your best year yet. As much has nutrition & fitness are vital to your overall health, we need to dive into why these mindset books are changing thousands of people's lives, DAILY. Are you next? Talk to you soon :) XO Kim BOOKS REFERENCED IN THE PODCAST: BOOK #1: White Hot Truth by Danielle Laporte BOOK #2: The Judgement Detox by Gabby Bernstein BOOK #3: Braving The Wilderness by Brene Brown BOOK #4: The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer BOOK #5: The 5 Second Rule by Mel Robbins BONUS BOOK: you will have to tune into hear. See why it is the one that help me overcome not feeling smart enough.
When we leave our comfort zones, something happens. If we agree to take on something impossible, we are changed by it. Meet Dyan deNapoli, otherwise known as “The Penguin Lady,” and hear her story about the Treasure oil spill, the biggest challenge she's ever faced, and how it changed her life. Dyan takes us back to the icy shelf of Antarctica to a field of penguins. How does your life connect to Antarctica and penguins? Samantha relates her reading of Brené Brown's Braving the Wilderness to this experience. Original theme music by Gabriel Corindia. Field recordings: Carol Devine. Follow us on Twitter @ThisIsOurPod and buy our Podcast Listening Guide
This week, we're discussing Brené Brown's new book, Braving the Wilderness: The Quest for True Belonging and the Courage to Stand Alone. We each read the book before our recording, but we did not discuss our thoughts or feelings about what we read in advance. The result was a raw, honest conversation about what scares us, what about ourselves makes us uncomfortable, those moments in our lives where we sought belonging and failed, and more. Because in a world where there is often such a hyper-focus on "finding your tribe" -- both at work at and home -- I think we realized through our discussion that too many people aren't honest with themselves about how you actually find your own sense of true belonging.
I'm back!!!!! This is episode 8 of Sure, Babe! In this episode I share a collection of thoughts inspired by chapter 6 of Brené Brown's latest book "Braving The Wilderness", in hopes that it will help you survive and thrive during the holdays. This episode will help you feel connected to your true self and others by learning how to hold hands with strangers and loved ones alike. Let me know what's impacting you! You can find me on social @chrissyjpowers and on my website chrissypowers.com.
Haley Goodrich is a registered dietitian fiercely passionate passionate about helping others create flexible, joyful eating habits and cultivate a peaceful relationship with their body. Haley is the founder of her Pittsburgh-based private practice, INSPIRD Nutrition. She specializes in intuitive eating, eating disorder recovery and digestive health from a Health At Every Size perspective. She is currently pursuing her Certified Eating Disorder Registered Dietitian (CEDRD) Certification. In addition to her full-time private practice she is also the co-founder of INSPIRD to SEEK, a community- based learning experience designed to mentor and guide nutrition entrepreneurs to build amazing businesses. In today's episode we're digging into Brene Brown's new book, Braving the Wilderness and how it relates to our wok as advocates for body justice and fat acceptance. Resources Jessi's Intuitive Eating Audio Guide Jessi's Intuitive Eating Support Group INSPIRD Nutrition INSPIRD to SEEK
Pastor Ken Wilson looks at Jacob’s wilderness experiences in Genesis while highlighting the importance of shared vulnerability (often resulting from significant personal loss) in deepening our walk with God and others. This is the fifth sermon in our annual membership series, “Braving the Wilderness,” based on Brené Brown's latest book. Learn more about Blue Ocean Faith, […]
In week 4 of our sermon series “Braving the Wilderness” (based on Brené Brown's latest book), Pastor Emily Swan encourages us to strengthen our connection to others by showing up for collective events in times of joy and of grief. Learn more about Blue Ocean Faith, including service times and locations, at a2blue.org.
Pastor Emily Swan teaches from John 8:1–11 while warning against setting up false dichotomies in the third week of our sermon series based on Brené Brown’s latest book “Braving the Wilderness: Week 3.” Learn more about Blue Ocean Faith, including service times and locations, at a2blue.org.
Pastor Ken Wilson continues our sermon series based on research professor Brené Brown’s latest book in “Braving the Wilderness: Week 2.” This week’s message looks at the importance of setting boundaries as we draw closer to others. Learn more about Blue Ocean Faith, including service times and locations, at a2blue.org.
Pastor Ken Wilson introduces our annual membership sermon series focusing on community and belonging. The year’s series, “Braving the Wilderness,”is based on research professor Brené Brown’s latest book. Learn more about Blue Ocean Faith, including service times and locations, at a2blue.org.
Get instant access to a *ton* of distilled, practical wisdom: https://actualizer.me/actualizenotes/Here are my favorite Ideas from "Braving the Wilderness" by Brenè Brown. Hope you enjoy! Get the book: https://www.amazon.com/Braving-Wilderness-Quest-Belonging-Courage/dp/0812995848/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1505221484&sr=8-1&keywords=braving+the+wildernessAuthor: https://www.google.no/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiwh-ujqKLWAhWmFJoKHYQlAbUQFgg_MAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fbrenebrown.com%2F&usg=AFQjCNFwcf34WJIaKjDYlEdGXhfVS-sb_g★☆★ Subscribe for more practical Wisdom ★☆★Subscribe ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCahC4uBvRBxXfFCGc-MPpMg★☆★ Join the Actualizers ★☆★Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/actualizewithfrodeosen/Twitter ► https://twitter.com/FrodeOsenInstagram ► https://www.instagram.com/frodeosen/~ Created by Frode Osen, here to help you Self-Actualize
Get instant access to a *ton* of distilled, practical wisdom: https://actualizer.me/actualizenotes/Here are my favorite Ideas from "Braving the Wilderness" by Brenè Brown. Hope you enjoy! Get the book: https://www.amazon.com/Braving-Wilderness-Quest-Belonging-Courage/dp/0812995848/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1505221484&sr=8-1&keywords=braving+the+wildernessAuthor: https://www.google.no/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiwh-ujqKLWAhWmFJoKHYQlAbUQFgg_MAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fbrenebrown.com%2F&usg=AFQjCNFwcf34WJIaKjDYlEdGXhfVS-sb_g★☆★ Subscribe for more practical Wisdom ★☆★Subscribe ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCahC4uBvRBxXfFCGc-MPpMg★☆★ Join the Actualizers ★☆★Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/actualizewithfrodeosen/Twitter ► https://twitter.com/FrodeOsenInstagram ► https://www.instagram.com/frodeosen/~ Created by Frode Osen, here to help you Self-Actualize
Marie Forleo sits down with cultural icon, Brené Brown, to talk about her new book, Braving the Wilderness. We cover so much ground in this episode, but particularly focus on some powerful truths about belonging, courage, and why we all desperately need to change the way we talk about our enemies. https://www.marieforleo.com/2017/09/brene-brown/ At the end of my life I want to be able to say that I contributed more than I criticized. @BreneBrown via @MarieForleo
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