Dare to Lead : Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts. (CD-Audio)

from ecataldi

I've been hearing the Brene Brown hype for years and this is the first time I've dove into one of her leadership books. It was really eye opening - I rarely take notes or mark pages but there were multiple times when I had to stop to re-read something because it struck me, The concepts are great ...

from ygifford

As an IT Manager, I really enjoyed the book. It also comes with a workbook that you can download from Brene's website. Lead from compassion and caring and you will succeed. Good Luck!

from nmarun

Learning 'me' is the prerequisite for leading them - is the premise of this book. Handling vulnerability, dealing with fear, taming my ego, being non-judgmental are some virtues that are seen in a leader. Many parts of the book are backed by research and/or proven empirically through interviews w...

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I love audio books but his one would be better if I had the workbook and could go through it more thoughtfully. She can really challenge a person to brave honesty, and so live with more integrity and courage. The outcome is a greater impact on other peoples' lives.

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I often use slow times of the year to read psychologically oriented books that apply to my life. This Christmas, I picked up this book that deals with leadership and being up-front with emotions in the workplace. This book's author served in the military before getting a PhD in sociology. Her top...