Finding your why without overthinking it
Purpose doesn’t have to be a grand mission statement. It often starts with what you can’t stop caring about.
Dare to Lead
Brené Brown

Brave work. Tough conversations.
Brené BrownA playbook for courageous leadership. Brown turns her research into practical tools for building brave, trusting teams and having the hard conversations most of us avoid.
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A leader is anyone who takes responsibility for seeing the potential in people and ideas.
Being vague to avoid discomfort is unkind. Say the hard thing clearly and respectfully.
Name your two core values and turn them into concrete behaviours.
Trust is earned through boundaries, reliability, accountability and generosity.
Setbacks are inevitable. Get curious about the story you’re telling yourself.
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