Dare to Lead
By Brené Brown
Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts. Random House, 2018.
Summary of Dare to Lead book by Brené Brown
Teaches leaders the necessary skills to cultivate a culture based on compassion and courage, not fear and silence, where open communication is encouraged, and people willingly embrace their vulnerabilities.
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What do you get from this book? Skill sets that boost courage and improve leadership abilities
The core of good leadership is a willingness to be vulnerable in spite of your fears
True leaders are not afraid to fail, especially with a support team in place
When confronted with your own faults, be brave and listen with an open mind
Daring leaders break down armor by encouraging whole-hearted thinking
Shame can make us feel worthless, but hiding our true feelings will only make it stronger
Good communication depends on how you express empathy and connect with others
Developing our rumble skills is a necessary step to building grounded confidence
Leaders live according to their principles, even when facing tough situations
Establishing trust is difficult, but pointing to specific behaviors makes the process easier
Brené’s BRAVING Inventory clearly outlines the behavioral issues associated with trust, so you can change them
When we write fictional stories about our lives they perpetuate negativity, and must be stopped
By reclaiming control of your story, you are rebelling against fear and establishing yourself as a true leader
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Who should read Dare to Lead book
- those who prefer a more introspective approach to leadership
- anyone trying to humanize corporate culture
About the author of Dare to Lead
Brené Brown
Brené Brown is a bestselling author, research professor, and podcast host. She holds a Master of Social Work degree and Doctor of Philosophy, and speaks widely on issues such as shame and leadership. Her TEDx Talk has received over sixty million views. In 2022, HBO Max launched a new series based on her award-winning book, Atlas of the Heart.
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