Brene Brown: The Power of Vulnerability by Brene Brown on Free Online Video

Watch this powerful TED talk by author and researcher Brene Brown. In this insightful talk, she tells the story of how her social worker research lead her to study shame for over 6 years. Convinced she could use her data to deconstruct and control shame, she eventually came to a much different conclusion. She saw that the people who have a sense of love, belonging, and worthiness, also had a sense of vulnerability where they did not know the outcome of their decisions. This led to Brown having a "breakdown" in her own ideas of shame and worthiness, which lead to even more insight into how we numb our emotions to avoid vulnerability. Enjoy yet another great talk from TED.

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