by Brene Brown
Brown draws on twelve years of research to argue that vulnerability is the birthplace of courage, creativity, and connection. The book that sparked her shift from academic researcher to mainstream leadership voice.
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It’s picked up by Dare to Lead.
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Daring Greatly is cited repeatedly as the foundation for Dare to Lead. Brown references her earlier framework on vulnerability and courage, quotes passages on feedback, and uses its Theodore Roosevelt epigraph ("the man in the arena") to frame the entire book.
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