Brené Brown

This book kicked my ass. Which is why I can’t wait to share it with you! I learned so much about the language of human emotion and experience. And after searching for 20+ years, this research led me to the missing piece that I needed to develop a model on connection.“Atlas of the Heart” is a book about finding our way back to ourselves and one another.

Brené Brown

@jasonreynolds83’s words wrap themselves around your heart and squeeze. The words heal but they also push and pull and ask really hard questions. I can’t tell you how much I loved this conversation for today’s “Unlocking Us.” I still think about it every day.

Brené Brown

Bono’s new memoir, “Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story,” is the ultimate love story—to his wife, Ali; to his family and friends; to the band; and to all of us who’ve found both peace and provocation in the music.

Brené Brown

Happy publication day @Chad_Sand “Black Magic: What Black Leaders Learned from Trauma and Triumph” is our first org-wide read for 2021. And, thank you for the powerful conversation on the Dare to Lead podcast. https://t.co/p2muwQADvm

Brené Brown

It's a love-tap-ass-kicker about scrappiness, comparison, and resource-gathering.

Brené Brown

His new book “Think Again” is so smart and challenging in the best way. For example, this quote: "Listen to ideas that make you think hard — not just opinions that make you feel good."

Brené Brown

If you’re trying to create new habits, this is the place to start.

Brené Brown

This is my fave quote from @susancain’s new book "Bittersweet." This book grabs you by the heart and doesn't let go. Join us for a 2-part convo on #UnlockingUs. We talk about about sad songs, the beauty of longing, and a little Leonard Cohen, of course. https://bit.ly/3Da2010 https://t.co/G5XxZb9zok

Brené Brown

Gabby Rivera is the 1st Latina to write for Marvel Comics + her book “Juliet Takes a Breath" will take your breath away.

Brené Brown

Of all of the topics I've studied over the past two decades, forgiveness has been the most complex and difficult. Here, Bishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter take us on a journey that has the potential to change lives and the broader culture.