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Tag Archives: Brene Brown
Wisdom of Story: Reflection 4 Daring to Imagine a Bigger Story
So, this is the final of the Wisdom of Story reflections after working through this course with Brené Brown and Glennon Doyle Melton (reflection 3 is The Rules which is more of a poetic reflection on the content) and it … Continue reading
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Tagged Anxiety, Brene Brown, Dreams, Good life, Wisdom of Story
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Wisdom of Story Reflection 1: The Roles and Rules of the World
When an author tells a story one of the first things they have to do is place their characters in roles and in a world that has rules. The rules and roles will be different based upon the character and … Continue reading
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Tagged Brene Brown, Roles, Rules, Wisdom of Story
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Living Brave Reflection 8: Stockpiling Stress
Sometimes your greatest strength has its shadow side. I have always been a very resilient person who is able to keep a clear head in intense and stressful situations. I have high expectations of myself in the way in … Continue reading
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Tagged Brene Brown, Emotion, Living Brave Semester, Rising Strong, Stockpiling Stress, Stress
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Living Brave Reflection 7- There Is No Going Back…
There are experiences that have shaped who I am in various ways. Even though there are parts of my life that were painful and difficult I feel very fortunate to live the life that I have lived. Yet, there is … Continue reading
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Tagged Brene Brown, Experience, Living Strong Semester, Rising Strong
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Living Brave Week 6- Manifesto
So for the final exercise of the first have of the Living Brave semester which closes out Daring Greatly, we were challenged to create a manifesto to help us stay true to our core values. I put mine together next … Continue reading
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Tagged Authenticity, Brene Brown, competence, Daring Greatly, Grace, Living Brave Semester, Manifesto
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Living Brave Reflection 5- Some Ways to Effectively Shame an Introvert
I have been a pastor for almost twelve years and prior to that I had a career as an officer in the U.S. Army, both of these fields are frequently dominated by extroverts and require a level of social interaction … Continue reading
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Tagged Brene Brown, Daring Greatly, Intellectual, introversion, shame, Susan Cain
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