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Daring Greatly

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by Brené Brown

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Vulnerability is Courage

Vulnerability is not weakness—it’s the path to courage, connection, and creativity.

“Daring greatly” means showing up and letting yourself be seen, even when you can’t control the outcome.

Key Quote:

“Vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity and change.”

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The Vulnerability Myth

Society often equates vulnerability with weakness and shame.

We numb vulnerability through overwork, perfectionism, addiction, and avoidance.

Takeaway:

Avoiding vulnerability robs us of joy, belonging, and authenticity.

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Shame and Its Armor

Shame thrives in silence, secrecy, and judgment.

People wear emotional armor (like cynicism, perfectionism, or numbing) to protect themselves from shame.

True strength lies in recognizing and disarming shame.

Key Tools:

Shame resilience = Recognize + Name + Talk + Empathy.

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Wholehearted Living

Wholehearted people embrace their worthiness.

They cultivate courage, compassion, and connection.

They practice gratitude, joy, and set boundaries.

Practice:

“I am enough” becomes the foundation for brave living.

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Parenting, Leading, and Culture

Vulnerability is key to raising strong children, creating brave organizations, and leading with integrity.

Encourage curiosity, accountability, and empathy—not shame or fear.

For leaders and parents:

Be the example. Vulnerability must be modeled, not just talked about.

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Daily Practice of Daring Greatly

Practice gratitude.

Set clear boundaries.

Rest and play are essential, not optional.

Face discomfort rather than escape it.

Engage in honest conversations.

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The Arena: Showing Up

Life is like an arena—we will get criticized, fall, and be judged.

The critics don’t matter. What matters is being in the arena and daring despite fear.

“It is not the critic who counts… The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena.”

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CURATOR'S NOTE

To live fully, love deeply, and lead authentically, we must choose to dare greatly—every day.

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