"They believed that what made them vulnerable, made them beautiful." My Goodness...

@mrt5002

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful comment

This really struck home with me, Brené delivered wonderfully and has made me rethink so much. To think a 20 minute video could do such a thing. Thank you for posting this.

I will watch this everyday.

@breathgrowth5102

6 жыл бұрын

its so boring thats the only way you can learn it

Still as relevant today as it was when this talk came out.

So beautifully said. She's such a beautiful human being.. l wish l could have some kind of way to thank her for her beautiful words and wisdom

this is from 9 years ago but i truly related with all the things she said, she has mnade me rethink of a lot of stuff and damn, i was amazed by this complete video

Love her so much... She is amazing ❣️

Simply amazing and she also guides by example, already being vulnerable in her speech here.

Internal realization has been the hardest for me..I'm hoping one day, I will be able to be truly authentic. The worthiness has not set in yet, but I know will.

Just love to hear her talk...have head this one multitude of times...👌👌

Wow! this is awsome and so true. It really guids to the heart, thank you Brene. I am looking forward to watching more of your videos.

Thank you for this video. Allowing our vulnerability to be seen is allowing our beauty to shine through which shows we have not been dehumanized.

@Edisonforever

Жыл бұрын

For my part: I am rather dehumanized than vulnerable!

I have always loved her honest sharing. Woke up feeling out of sorts, journalled and listened to this... Dankie

Thank you Brené Brown. ⚘

Thank You! 🤗❤️👊🏻

WOW Enjoyed your wise words and story telling 💫✨

Excellent.

Amazing ..thank you

I choose to be worthy. I Am Worthy

@mrt5002

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful comment Natacha. I love and chose to embrace it.

my therapist sent me here

@Happyshurka

3 жыл бұрын

Kris Hernandez mine as well lol

@ikini6938

2 жыл бұрын

same

@ConSpicMom

Жыл бұрын

Mine did too Lmao

@hand1nthebush

4 ай бұрын

same

imagine your therapist say "IT IZ wHAT iT IZ"

@MayanneElizabeth

3 жыл бұрын

hahahahahahaha

If you like this, you would love Matthew Kelly’s book Life is Messy.

Great Mantra...

Thanks

To love now with your whole heart

💚😊💚

I feel like if I had seen this a few years ago my life would be very different right now. Let's see where I am a few years from now instead.

@LeetSamurai

4 жыл бұрын

It's been 6 years, where are you now?

@khadijav3715

4 жыл бұрын

ConradW hey where are u now ? U gd ?

@gthm777

4 жыл бұрын

ConradW following ...

@susannes3135

2 жыл бұрын

You will have to be vulnerable to come back and share your truth with us. 🤞

@ConradW

2 жыл бұрын

@@LeetSamurai Thanks for following up! I had completely forgotten seeing this, but clearly it made an impact because these are the ideas I've been trying to practice ever since. Since then, I went back to medical school, became a doctor. I fell in love, fell out of love, and fell in love again. I've grown closer to my family. In particular, my relationship with my brother has improved as we have both slowly put down our swords and shields - come to discover he was carrying the same baggage I was. I've had therapy which helped with my feelings about shame. I still struggle with exams, and there are things I find difficult to talk about with my girlfriend, but I wouldn't go back. It's not all good: some people will interpret authenticity as argumentativeness, and vulnerability as weakness. But ultimately, if you're struggling or living inauthentically, hiding these will not help in the long run. Thank you for the opportunity to reflect on my progress.

Genuinely thought this was David Spade at first.

@user-ei1ym1lq6h

3 жыл бұрын

*squints* is that you, Denise Richards?

Not everyone can experience connection. Many people with neurological disabilities are disconnected from senses and their mind to even inflate the feeling of the connection.

"I am a storyteller." *immmediately shifts goal posts* "I'm a qualitative researcher, I collect stories that's what I do."

'Let me tell you what we think about children'...no thanks.

calebcity

caravan palace

I'm starting to hate TED talks.

The power of vulnerability aka The power of laziness

Why is this so boring

@familyman1410

3 жыл бұрын

Because she is clearly all wrapped up in herself 💯 Good content terrible delivery IMO.. 🤢🤢