TED: Listening to shame | Brené Brown

Brené Brown shares her experience of vulnerability after a public talk, emphasizing that vulnerability is not a weakness but a measure of courage. She discusses the importance of addressing shame and fostering empathy, highlighting how shame is experienced differently by men and women. Brown argues that vulnerability is essential for innovation, creativity, and change, and that empathy is the antidote to shame, helping us connect and support each other.

What does the speaker mean by saying 'vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity, and change'?

What is the significance of the phrase 'dance with the one who brung you' in the context of vulnerability?

How does the speaker describe the impact of vulnerability on personal and professional relationships?

What does the speaker suggest is the antidote to shame?