by Brene Brown
Brown argues that what separates those who recover from failure from those who don't is the willingness to get curious about the stories they tell themselves. The process she calls "the reckoning, the rumble, and the revolution".
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Rising Strong provides the "reckoning, rumble, revolution" framework that Brown extends throughout Dare to Lead. She calls it her "followup to Daring Greatly" and uses it as the structural backbone for the Learning to Rise section.
Introduction, Learning to Rise
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