Brené Brown

And so if you want to change, you got to make it feel wrong.

And those adjustments are how you're going to get it right.

And I think a lot of people are afraid of doing things that don't feel easy or smooth or comfortable.

And I would just say, you know what?

What's the worst thing that will happen if you make it feel wrong?

You might actually discover a better way to get it right.

Me too.

Same, same.

And I hope I'm not limited to, you know, only 20% A's in the assessments that I give of how this is going.

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Three topics for today.

One, let's chat sobriety and my 30 years.

I have some interesting thoughts I want to run by you.

Two, we're going to talk about not just the office, but why I'm incapable of watching shows that people love.

And three, we'll talk about the art and science of gently leading conversations.

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Welcome to The Curiosity Shop.

Hi, everyone.

I'm Brené Brown.