TED Talkin’ - The power of Brené Brown’s “Power of vulnerability”
This is an episode for: Professional speakers, therapists and Brené Brown fans
If you know the name “Brené Brown”, chances are you associate the word “vulnerability” with it.
Brené’s 2010 TED Talk, “The Power of vulnerability”, became one of the most-viewed TED Talks ever—and it launched her into a higher level of recognition in her career.
A self-titled “storyteller researcher” with a social work background, Brené studies human connection and what commonalities exist for all of us. When her discoveries around vulnerability expose her own issues with being vulnerable, it changes the trajectory of her studies forever.
Mikey & Molly sift through the details of what it is about Brené’s TED Talk that makes it so memorable, strategic and, well, vulnerable.
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